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Lift for Life
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24.01.2022 In collaboration with Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA), Sports Medicine Australia and Exercise is Medicine we are pleased to announce the launch of the newly developed Adult Pre-Exercise Screening System (APSS) which includes an updated Screening Tool and User Guide.
23.01.2022 Great group of #Exercise Professionals building their knowledge on chronic conditions and #strength training to support the needs of the growing numbers of Australians with chronic conditions @ Northern Sydney TAFE Meadowbank Campus
23.01.2022 Whats an Optimal HbA1C Target in Type 2 Diabetes?
23.01.2022 Listen to The Pink Movement podcast which Licenced Provider, Range Community Gym shares about the Lift for Life program and the associated mental, health and functional benefits of the program. http://www.thepinkmovement.com.au//TPM-13-The-importance-o
23.01.2022 Express your interest for the next Lift for Life training workshop in Sydney November 22nd & 23rd 2018 https://fitnessaustralia.typeform.com/to/nhMfZ3
19.01.2022 Check out Bakers recent report, "The dark heart of diabetes." People with type 2 diabetes are unusually prone to dying from heart failure or sudden cardiac death. The likelihood of death from heart failure is elevated to the same level as from myocardial infarction, and sudden cardiac death is twice as common in those with type 2 diabetes as in those without the condition. However, death from CVD is not inevitable in people with type 2 diabetes. This report outlines the multifactorial interventions that can significantly reduce cardiovascular risk and improve survival in those with established CVD. https://www.baker.edu.au/impact/advocacy/dark-heart-diabetes
18.01.2022 Enrolment close this week - limited spots remaining... https://fitnessaustralia.typeform.com/to/WdjFcU
17.01.2022 A large study reveals "people with type 2 diabetes have a 32% increased risk of developing later Parkinsons disease than those without diabetes" https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/898153
17.01.2022 The Lift for Life program enables fitness businesses and professionals and to confidently engage with a larger demographic of older adults aiming to improve their quality-of-life.
15.01.2022 Great to see the exercise experts provide their insights on https://www.sbs.com.au/news/insight/tvepisode/how-exercise. Looking forward to Part 2 tomorrow night.
14.01.2022 Longitudinal study, conducted by researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, compared the heart health of male firefighters over a 10-year period. Those who could do more than 40 push-ups 96% less likely to have developed a cardiovascular problem compared to those who could do no more than 10 push-ups. JAMA
13.01.2022 How can you support disadvantaged communities?
13.01.2022 The World Diabetes Day 2017 campaign for women with Diabetes, promotes the importance of affordable and equitable access for all women at risk for or living with diabetes to the essential diabetes medicines and technologies, self-management education and information they require to achieve optimal diabetes outcomes and strengthen their capacity to prevent type 2 diabetes. 1 in 10 women are living with Diabetes.
13.01.2022 Similar to recess at school, working out during the lunch hour can help you focus later on, while keeping you healthier. Prioritise your health for greater productivity.
12.01.2022 Announcement: Lift for Life workshop visiting Adelaide late June. Further details about the workshop to be confirmed this week.
12.01.2022 Enrolments for upcoming June 27th & 28th Melbourne workshop closing soon. Limited spots remaining, register now http://www.liftforlife.com.au/deliver-a-liftforlife-program https://youtu.be/MutSfAzZOTc
10.01.2022 The study with over 80,306 adults, shows exercise that promotes muscular strength may be just as important for health as aerobic activities like jogging or cycling.
09.01.2022 Now is the time to reduce your risk or symptoms associated with Type II Diabetes! http://www.couriermail.com.au//12d50ddf8adcc1788f3613e791d
06.01.2022 Exercise Professionals (including PTs, Exercise Physiologists & Physios) at the Brisbane workshop continue to inspire the Lift for Life team. They all aspire to reach those who need the Strength Training benefits, everyone!
06.01.2022 POSITION AVAILABLE: Lift for Life Trainer Required! Fabulous Physical Fun is a training studio who focus on the more mature clients and is situated in McGinn Road, Ferny Grove Shopping Village, Queensland. Has been running two Lift for Life classes per week. FPF is looking to promote and add more classes to the timetable due to high demand for these classes. For more information about his casual position contact Bonnie on 0413600502.
06.01.2022 The growing burden of chronic illness and the great health divide
05.01.2022 "Keeping active or becoming more active in middle and older age linked to longer life: Meeting minimum guidelines could prevent nearly one in two deaths linked to physical inactivity" BMJ. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releas/2019//190626200337.htm
05.01.2022 Attn: Office workers Throw in some sit-to-stand squats from your office chair (make sure its not one with wheels or put it in the corner) to mix it up a little.
05.01.2022 Like your science, check out the benefits regular myofibrillar contractions via resistance training. https://nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com//s12986-0
04.01.2022 Study finds that resistance training was found to improve symptoms of depression regardless of age, sex and health status, or the specific features of the intervention (dose, volume, intensity). Reductions in depression were also found independent of whether or not participants actually got stronger reinforcing the finding that when it comes to improving mental health through exercise, any level of activity can be helpful. https://www.heartfoundation.org.au//australian-/article-10
02.01.2022 Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute are currently examining whether interrupting prolonged sitting during pregnancy can improve blood sugar levels in individuals at risk of gestational diabetes mellitus. Recent experimental evidence suggests that regular (every 2030 minutes), brief (23 minutes) bouts of gentle walking can lower post meal blood sugar levels up to 35%t when compared to prolonged sitting. Given that prolonged sitting is associated with elevated blood sugar levels, there is value in examining the effect of breaking up sitting in the context of routine screening for gestational diabetes mellitus. Read more on how pregnant woman can get involved with this research...
01.01.2022 The Baker Institute run a national program that addresses diabetes in Aboriginal communities. We see the importance in addressing the profound health disadvanta...ges experienced by Aboriginal people. Our research teams, including Indigenous Research Fellows, use their diverse skills and resources to provide answers to these challenges: http://bit.ly/2gJ9AWk
01.01.2022 Research has the potential to change the face of diabetes and heart disease prevention and management. Often, this ground-breaking research would not be possibl...e without volunteers participating in clinical trials. Find out how you can participate it our current trials:http://bit.ly/2s2uiIZ
01.01.2022 Research identifies how high-intensity interval training, as an efficient non-pharmacological strategy, may prevent cardiovascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00592-018-1245-5
