Wild Geese
Fitness Training

The single most common cue you will hear from any lifting coach is "chest up" I'm surprised that no enterprising DJ has created a gym...

Time. It’s no ones friend. And in a world where we work 40+ hours per week, commute another 10+ hours per week and have whatever family...

Baltic Fitness and Physio is a great little gym that aims to bridge the gap between the treatment table and the gym. Many of their...

Training for fitness, at any level, from absolute beginner to internationally ranked athlete revolves around personalisation. It revolves...

If you’re a regular reader of this blog you’ll know that I’m a huge advocate of better breathing. There is simply no easier or more...

Welcome to the second part of the “Conditioning Made Easy” series. If you missed part 1, it’s here: http://wg-fit.com/wp/blog/conditionin...

Ever had sore elbows? It’s a very common occurrence, especially in the, erm, more “Mature” lifter. As in most of the people that I talk...

I remember thinking way back when I started on this fitness journey, that the whole point of going to the gym was so we could be better...

Working with our combat athletes, particularly the Kyokushin Karate guys, we spend a fair bit of time thinking about power. For these...

A strong core is vital for any athletic endeavour. Even if that athletic endeavour is simply looking good on the beach. Ursula Andress in...

No matter what sport you participate in, it’s vital that you cross train in some manner. This is a point I bring up a lot, and was...

About a million years ago I promised a post about the value of cardio training. Otherwise known as Aerobic training. Or, dare I say it?...

Hi Dave, Something I meant to ask you in the gym today, but didn’t have the time. Do you have a good book you’d recommend on breath...