B&N Health and Fitness in Nerang, Queensland, Australia | Fitness trainer

B&N Health and Fitness

Locality: Nerang, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 433 284 725

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• Medical and health
• Personal coach
• Alternative & holistic health service
• Fitness trainer
• Nutritionist

21.01.2022 Dieting or watching what you eat does not have to mean missing out. It’s about learning how to maximise your calories and about how to eat so you feel full without over eating. Education is the most important thing about nutrition.

21.01.2022 We are currently not doing bootcamps However Amanda who used to run my bootcamps sometimes has just kicked off her own bootcamp Head on over and like the page and check out her mini pre Christmas challenge

18.01.2022 The reality of change is that it takes time. It takes time to build new habits, it takes time to see the changes, long term changes do not happen quickly. How many times have you given up because you have jumped all in and realised it’s just to hard?... Starting slow, building new daily habits, working on yourself everyday, this is where you will see the results, not in the quick fix changes you keep seeking

15.01.2022 Personal training We come to you! We also offer online Zoom Personal training! ... Want to train at your convenience, Where and when you like? Our PT to YOU program means we bring everything you need to workout, to a location of your choice. Work hard in winter and reap the rewards in summer Contact us now to secure your spot.

04.01.2022 Healthy Snacks Looking for some quick healthy, snacks to grab, here’s just a few examples of easy snacks. Snacking is one of the worst habits that inhibits fat loss or creates fat gain, being mindful of the amount of calories in a snack can help to keep your calories Down a few 100 a day

02.01.2022 Do you know what calories are in the food you are eating? The problem is you can be eating healthy and still gaining weight, why? because the foods you are putting in your healthy food are calorie dense. Not sure how or where to even start on what calories are in what food? Stand by tonight for a post explaining exactly this.