Issue 14 - November 2011 (PDF - Chipping Norton Times
Issue 14 - November 2011 (PDF - Chipping Norton Times
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Cotswolds Health & Fitness Club<br />
0<strong>14</strong>51 821320 | info@cotswoldsfit.co.uk<br />
Unit 4d Hawthorn Court, Bourton Industrial Park, Bourton on the Water, GL54 2HQ<br />
Cotswolds Health and Fitness Club offers you a very different gym<br />
experience to that which you are used to. We are professional,<br />
helpful and friendly and believe that regardless of your experience,<br />
fitness levels or injury problems, there should be a place you can go to<br />
get the help and advice you need.<br />
Gym Membership is perfect if you wish to train without a personal<br />
trainer, but still retain the personal touch - you are never completely<br />
on your own as we are always available to offer advice.<br />
Personal Training, on the other hand, is great if you have any injury<br />
concerns or feel you really need that extra help, support or<br />
motivation.<br />
You can also benefit from our vibration training and nutritional advice,<br />
and have a range of classes available.<br />
For more information please visit www.cotswoldsfit.co.uk or call us on<br />
0<strong>14</strong>51 821320.<br />
• Pre and Post Natal Care and Training<br />
• Fitness, Toning and Weight Loss<br />
• Injury Rehabilitation<br />
• Nutritional Advice<br />
Sally’s personal training sessions are tailored to meet<br />
every individual needs. Sessions are fun, creative and<br />
effective, all in a friendly and relaxed environment.<br />
Contact call:<br />
07738354513<br />
sallydoneganpersonaltraining@gmail.com<br />
www.sdpersonaltraining.com<br />
Does your lower back hurt when you pick up your children or<br />
grandchildren? Do your knees ache when you walk upstairs?<br />
Do your shoulders and neck get tight and sore? Most people<br />
have got a few aches and pains or have suffered an injury of<br />
some description, but are you suffering unnecessarily?<br />
There are so many ways that a good exercise programme can<br />
help with the aches and pains that we all just seem to put up<br />
with. A lot of the problems are caused by lack of flexibility,<br />
poor posture and strength, and can actually all be linked to one<br />
another - so if you’re really unlucky you have painful knees, a<br />
bad back and tight shoulders!<br />
So let’s look at a few of the most common examples:<br />
Your knees (like a rusty door hinge!) with care and<br />
maintenance can be trouble free. One of the main causes of<br />
discomfort is tight quadriceps – basically these tight muscles in<br />
the front of your thigh can pull on the kneecap causing pain. A<br />
good stretch programme followed by some strengthening<br />
exercises for the muscles surrounding and attached to the knee<br />
will reduce pain, give your joint more support and make your<br />
knees stronger and less susceptible to injury.<br />
Poor posture which often leads to tight shoulders and neck<br />
pain can be really helped by stretching and releasing the<br />
pectoral muscles (your chest) and strengthening the muscles in<br />
your upper back, in particular the lower trapezius and<br />
rhomboid muscles – this takes a lot of pressure away from the<br />
muscles in the neck that have tightened up over time.<br />
Lower back pain can be helped enormously by a really good<br />
stretch programme and some exercises to target your deep<br />
abdominal muscles – this helps set everything in place once it<br />
is all stretched out and is essential for long term management<br />
of both postural and lower back issues.<br />
These are only examples so a good assessment should always<br />
be carried out to find the cause of the problem. Then a well<br />
designed exercise and stretching programme to target your<br />
specific problems really can work wonders - keeping your joints<br />
from stiffening and providing needed support, making<br />
movement easier and reducing pain.<br />
Remember, you don’t have to just put up with it – give us a<br />
ring today!