Nathan Fitness Centre in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Sport & recreation

Nathan Fitness Centre

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3735 3628

Address: N11 The hub, Griffith Uni Nathan Campus 4111 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website:

Likes: 1045

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Sport & recreation
• Gym/Physical fitness centre

25.01.2022 Start your everyday right with our group fitness classes! We have both face to face and virtual classes so you can join in wherever you are. See you soon!

25.01.2022 If anyone is interested Cam will be running a Lifting Technique Session on Zoom this Friday 7 August at 1:30 pm for Virtual Sport & Fitness Open Day. Make sure to tune in! Friday 7 August 1:30 pm Meeting ID: 825 2465 4794

25.01.2022 Have you planned your training sessions this week around the Sport and Fitness Open Day (FREE) Nathan? On Wednesday all members are welcome to bring friends, family members and colleagues to their training sessions. PLUS enjoy the Mini Market at 12pm, take part in the Allsports Physiotherapy demonstration at 1 PM & sneak in a free 5 minute massage. ... Also Cam is bringing back a Functional Training Class on this day only at 4:30 pm, so if you are around make sure to give it a go.

24.01.2022 PERSONAL TRAINING IS BACK! Starting next week if you would like additional guidance and motivation to get back on track with your fitness goals, then make sure you book a session with Carol or Cam. They are both fantastic PTs with a world of knowledge, they can help you achieve your goals, whether it be fat loss, to build muscle or just overall fitness. ... If you would like to book a session, please just call 3735 1177. https://www.griffith.edu.au//nathan-fitn/personal-training

24.01.2022 If you are planning to use the gym over the break, please make sure to plan your training around the below modified hours. We hope you all have a great break!!!

24.01.2022 Thinking of doing an early morning exercise? Come along and join Carol tomorrow at 7 am for our H.I.I.T - Cardio Active class! No equipment required and its FREE! We dont see you, youll only see us so you can exercise anywhere you want! If you havent joined us before, complete a Pre-Exercise Questionnaire before the session to get the meeting password: https://www.griffith.edu.au///nathan-fitness/group-fitness Meeting ID: 480 613 584... https://zoom.us/join See you tomorrow!

24.01.2022 We just wanted to give you a quick update around re-opening of our Sport Facilities. You may have heard the QLD Government made an announcement around Stage 2... restrictions easing which is fantastic news for all of us! There are still a number of protocols to implement in order to ensure we are COVIDsafe and we are working as quickly as we can to get these in place. We hope to have opening information for you really soon. Thanks, so much for sticking with us during this time. Good news is coming!

23.01.2022 MEMBER OF THE MONTH This November, we have Harry Tein as our Member of the Month. Harry has been exercising at the Nathan Fitness Centre since he was a Griffith student over 10 years ago, his outstanding dedication to exercise is an inspiration to all of us. ... Harry’s fitness results come from years of being consistent and maintaining good form. He isn’t afraid of working hard, pushing the limits and enjoys mixing his workouts up. If there’s an award for being positive, cheerful and friendly Harry would put that in his trophy cabinet too! Congratulations Harry!

23.01.2022 The Australia Day Public Holiday is coming up fast! We will be open on 25 January and closed on 26 January. See you back on the grind on the 27th!

22.01.2022 Get ready to go for the 12pm hiit class. no equipment required other than a mat or soft area and a water bottle. See you on zoom. Meeting ID 341 203 700

22.01.2022 Dont forget to join us at 12 today!! Upper body HIIT burner!! Grab a friend, grab some weights and well see you soon ID 250 020 234

21.01.2022 It is happening! A lot of you would have receive the email on Monday regarding opening. To book your sessions please either call 3735 3628 or email [email protected]. Also please ensure you read through the COVIDSafe Guidelines before your first session. Nathan Fitness Centre Guidelines: https://www.griffith.edu.au//sport-and-recr/nathan-fitness... We cannot wait to see you all back training next week! Thank you so much for being so supportive during this time.

21.01.2022 New Noon HIIT Class yah!! ! See you soon.

20.01.2022 Please keep in mind that our facility is closed on Monday, 5th of October due to the Queen's Birthday Public Holiday. We will return on Tuesday, 6th of October, with an extension to Friday's operating hours: Friday - 6 am to 7 pm

20.01.2022 Dont let winter shift your goals! Just 2 sessions a week can make all the difference to your health and fitness!! Train with the "Zoom Team" 7am tomorrow!

19.01.2022 12noon HIIT Meeting ID 341 203 700

17.01.2022 The Queensland Government has lifted the lockdown directive that forced our recent closure. Moving forward we will re-open in line with normal operating hours from tomorrow Tuesday 12 January. Please note though that masks are now mandatory for all users until 1am Friday 22 January. We understand the impact of wearing a mask while exercising, we ask that you please assess your own health and ability to exercise while wearing a mask to ensure your own safety and exercise at ...your own risk. We look forward to seeing everyone back tomorrow!

17.01.2022 Have a great holiday everyone!!!

16.01.2022 Karen has been a member of the fitness centre for at least....... since forever..... Thank you Karen for your continued support and testimonial. We look forward to seeing you again soon in the virtual classes next week. If youre reading this and havent tried one yet then please join us for some fitness and fun!!!!... Have a great weekend everyone.

15.01.2022 Virtual HIIT starts in 20 minutes!!! See you soon ID 341203700

15.01.2022 Types of medium and high intense exercise All the exercise mentioned in the low intense list can easily be made harder to push you up into the medium - high intense level. In this med-high intense exercise zone we also begin to include resistance/strength training, high intense interval training (HIIT), playing competitive sport and even manual labour jobs.... Medium intensity brings your heart rate into the 70-85% zone and increases your exertion further. This training is the foundation to your high intense training and although it requires more recovery than low intense you can still do this exercise regularly. High intense exercise brings your heart rate into the 85-100% zone and increases your exertion to the maximum potential. Once you have built your foundation you can then challenge yourself occasionally with the highest intense exercise you can perform. This exercise requires more recovery and cant be done as frequently as medium or low intense exercise. A general rule is the 80/20 principal. 80% of your training program should be within the medium intensity and the final 20% you can push yourself closer to the maximum intensity!

15.01.2022 Getting ready for Carols HIIT class requires extra warming up for Cameron. Well see you soon! meeting id: 760 579 140

14.01.2022 Sport and Fitness Open Day (FREE) is TODAY! Activities you don't want to miss: 12 PM - FREE Mini Market including Supplement Sampling from Elite Supps, Mini Massages from our In-House Physio Sean and a Push Up Challange.... Supplements Sampled include; Fat burners, protein powder, greens, collagen and BCAA + discount codes and fat burner samples 1 PM - Trigger Point & Foam Rolling Technique Demo with Sean from Allsports Physiotherapy. 4:30 PM - Functional Fitness Class with Cam See more

14.01.2022 Happy Tuesday see you at 7am

14.01.2022 Grab a mate and join our 12pm HIIT workout Meeting ID: 760 579 140

14.01.2022 Did you know that as a Griffith University Student & Staff Member you receive an exclusive 10% discount on all Allsports Physiotherapy Services. Usually, they are located onsite at the Nathan Fitness Centre, however for now are just a 5 minute drive down the road. If you would love to meet the team, make sure to check out their Zoom Session tomorrow at 10 am as part of Virtual O-Week Market Day. ... They will be covering home ergonomics, return to sport advice and DIY at home strength exercises. How to join the session: Zoom Meeting ID: 980 6460 0967 Password: 8Tmq75

14.01.2022 As the Gym is reopening it is important to be cautious with the approach you take with your workout program and also be honest with your strength and fitness ability after (possibly) a substantial time away from medium-intense exercise. Think about what you were doing previously and reduce your intensity by ~30%. Follow this for a couple of weeks and then gradually begin to increase your intensity. (This will apply both for strength and cardio exercise.) Even though it might feel a bit frustrating not being able to do what you could before this will be a great time to dial in, slow it down and perfect your technique. Your performance will come back soon enough.

12.01.2022 Do you love to hit the treadmills at the gym? Then why not put your running to the test at the Griffith Sport Nathan Dash next Thursday 29 April! The 660m Sprint through the heart of Nathan campus is open to all Students and Staff and you can choose to sign up as a team of 4 or solo.... Registrations close Tuesday 27 April. griffith.edu.au/nathan-dash

12.01.2022 Join the team and Zoom in at 7am tomorrow!!

12.01.2022 The holiday season is just around the corner, which means holiday trading hours for our facilities! Plan ahead so you can spend more time with your loved ones! Visit the website for more information: https://www.griffith.edu.au/playsport

12.01.2022 Due to the restrictions announced this morning by the Queensland Government, we will be closed from 5pm today. Under the current restrictions, we will re-open Tuesday 12 January with normal hours. Stay safe everyone!

11.01.2022 Another long weekend is coming! Unfortunately this means we will be closed on Monday 3 May. We hope you have a great long weekend.

10.01.2022 What are your plans for 1 pm today? Do you have any burning health & fitness related questions, that you would like to ask Cam & Carol? They will be live on Zoom for 30 Minutes from 1 pm today, just use the Meeting ID below to login:... Meeting ID: 863 4862 2533 griffith.edu.au/come-back-stronger

10.01.2022 We are very excited to announce that as of Monday 20 July, we will be launching a Hybrid Group Fitness Timetable, combining both Virtual Classes and Face to Face classes at the centre. The Face to Face classes can only be accessed by members or by a casual visit to the centre. New to the Virtual Group Fitness Timetable is Zumba & RPM will be returning in house!... We hope you are just excited as we are to see Group Fitness Classes returning, even though we do love the Virtual ones! Check out the new timetable here: https://www.griffith.edu.au//griffith-sport-virtual/virtua

09.01.2022 meeting id: 341 203 700

09.01.2022 Not only is it Sport and Fitness Open Day (FREE) tomorrow, but we also welcome back Sean from Allsports Physiotherapy. We are excited to have Sean back, he will be operating from the Nathan Fitness Centre every Thursday between 8 am and 12 pm. All Students and Staff receive a 10% discount on all services. So if you have any niggles, that you have been putting off getting checked book an appointment now.

09.01.2022 To help you Come Back Stronger in 2021, Cam has put together a series of Weekly Workouts for January that will be dropping every Wednesday. Here is the 1st one, let us know how you go! griffith.edu.au/come-back-stronger

08.01.2022 We cannot wait to see you all back next week! To help you get ready please ensure you have booked your sessions by phone or email & please make sure you have read our COVIDSafe Guidelines: griffith.edu.au/nathan-fitness. Simon has produced an amazing video, to make understanding the new protocols just a little easier. If you have a few minutes please watch before your first session next week.

07.01.2022 12pm HIIT class starting soon! Meeting ID: 411 999 677

07.01.2022 We will see you again today for the 12pm HIIT class. Please have some weights ready, houshold options can be supplemented if you dont have access to gym weights. See you soon. Meeting ID:341 203 700

07.01.2022 Getting ready for the class at 12. See you soon!!!! ID: 760 579 140

07.01.2022 Your next weekly workout is here! Thanks to Cam This week try changing up either your workout intensity or how long you go for & let us know which one you try! griffith.edu.au/come-back-stronger

07.01.2022 Types of low intense exercise you can be doing daily: 30 - 60 minutes per day 1. Walking/Jogging 2. Swimming or aqua aerobics 3. Cycling... 4. Watercraft activities like kayak, canoeing or stand up paddle board 5. Stretching routines 6. Beginner Yoga or Pilates classes 7. Beginner dancing class 8. Even household chores like cleaning or tidying up the lawn is included The goal here is maintaining your heart rate and exertion at a low intensity. This means maintaining you heart rate within 50-70% of your max heart rate. Another way of measuring this is Rate of Perceived Exertion (rpe). You breathing rate should be fairly normal, if it is a cool day you shouldnt be sweating too much - and you should be able to maintain a conversation or sing a song during the exercise. If your heart rate and exertion is increasing past this point you are then moving into medium intense exercise. Low intense exercise can be done daily because you easily recover from it. Medium to high intense exercise requires more planning and thought, as there is an increased risk of injury if recovery is not properly considered.

06.01.2022 A quick reminder that our facility is closed today, 5th of October due to the Queen's Birthday Public Holiday. We will return tomorrow, 6th of October, with an extension to Friday's operating time: Friday - 6 am to 7 pm

04.01.2022 How much exercise should you be doing? To maintain an adequate level of health and fitness you should be doing at least 30 minutes each day of low intense exercise. If you have an active job you may already achieve this but if you have a sedentary job you will need to make time out of your day to make sure you go for a light walk/run, swim or bike ride (etc). This exercise is the foundation for healthy joints, muscles, heart and lungs but it is unrealistic to think this is al...l you need to make changes to your body composition, in terms of fat loss or muscle gain or increased physical performance. If you want to make significant changes to your body composition and performance you need to maintain the above as well as follow a medium to high intense training program, specific to your goals for 2-4 days per week (or more depending on your current level of fitness). This also needs to coupled with a diet to make sure you are eating the right food to fuel these workouts. You can easily maintain your low intense exercise without much equipment, but it is the Gym that makes the medium to high intense exercise much more effective. Combine this with a personalised training program or personal training and you will be on your way to achieving those long term goals you have set.

03.01.2022 Catch the 7am!!! See you soon.

03.01.2022 MEMBER OF THE MONTH We are super excited to bring back Member of the Month! This October, we feature Christine Reilly! A long-standing gym member, Christine attended almost all of our virtual classes even during the COVID closure and continues to do so, often exercising twice a day. Talk about dedication!... Super friendly and approachable, Christine is also often overheard motivating other members to join the Group Fitness classes and promoting the benefits of keeping active. She is also always keen to help out other members and is just a ray of sunshine!

02.01.2022 Havent trained for awhile?? Join us at the 12noon Hiit Session! Zoom ID 760 579 140

02.01.2022 Your fitness level, and their fitness level + the difference between exercising and training! Over the past few weeks we have explained the difference in intensity that you may feel during exercise. Another important thing to consider is that everybody has their own level of fitness. What you may consider low intense someone else may consider high intense. ... This is because there are many variables that need to be taken into account when designing an appropriate training program. Training programs may often look similar in terms of exercise selection but it is managing the sets, reps, intensity, recovery and training days that need to be specific to the individual to allow an effective but safe training program. This is the difference between exercising and training. Exercise is doing physical activity, where as training is doing physical activity correctly and safely with a goal in mind that develops results and changes. If you want results you need a plan - and if you can get help from a professional you can accelerate how quickly you achieve these goals.

02.01.2022 Hey Guys, looking forward to seeing you soon in our upper body focus HIIT class.

01.01.2022 Do you know any one who would love to join you for a gym session on Friday 7 August! Then make sure you tag them below and get them to book their free session online now. Also make sure to tune into the Zoom Sessions that will be run by Cam our amazing Personal Trainer and Sean from Allsports Physiotherapy.