INSPO Fitness Journal June 2017
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
Everything from nutrition, beauty, home and workplace wellbeing to health, performance – and so much more.
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FROM THE EDITOR<br />
Mental health is a hot topic in<br />
today’s society. Just as medical<br />
professionals have long advocated<br />
physical health and wellbeing, increasing<br />
emphasis is being placed on the importance<br />
of mental health and wellbeing.<br />
Recent statistics reveal our health system is<br />
overloaded, with issues relating to mental<br />
health continuing to rise.<br />
So this issue is largely dedicated to the<br />
importance of prioritising your mental<br />
health. You’ll notice a strong emphasis on<br />
articles geared towards men – to tie in<br />
with the fact the <strong>June</strong> calendar includes<br />
both Men’s Health Month and Men’s<br />
Health Week.<br />
We all have men we love in our lives;<br />
fathers, husbands, brothers, sons and<br />
friends. Take a moment to check in. Ask<br />
how they’re doing? Don’t just accept ‘fine’<br />
as an answer. Do the same with the women<br />
in your life. The surface picture is rarely<br />
the entire story.<br />
Encourage the people around you to<br />
become part of your support system - and<br />
vice versa. Get a health check. Be honest<br />
about any concerns. Make some small<br />
changes or tweaks to your lifestyle - you<br />
could be surprised at the positive flow on<br />
effects.<br />
This issue is packed with information<br />
on giving yourself a health check-in, and<br />
of organisations and people who can help.<br />
Whether you are a high performing athlete<br />
or a busy mum or dad, there are many<br />
ways you can try and keep track of both<br />
your physical and mental health - and<br />
improve your awareness of how the two<br />
are linked.<br />
Our cover story on supreme athlete Braden<br />
Currie also touches on the importance<br />
of mental health and the role it has played<br />
in helping him excel at so many sports.<br />
Plus we feature nutrition advice, delicious<br />
recipes, competitions, workout tips<br />
and plenty more. Enjoy – and be kind to<br />
yourself.<br />
LISA POTTER<br />
EDITOR<br />
<strong>Fitness</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />
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CONTRIBUTORS<br />
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1 / Alison Storey<br />
A multi-award winning personal<br />
trainer, Alison has represented New<br />
Zealand in three Sports; beach<br />
volleyball, rowing and rhythmic<br />
gymnastics. The two-time New<br />
Zealand Personal Trainer of the Year<br />
runs Storey Sport, a mobile personal<br />
and sports training business and<br />
is a regular <strong>INSPO</strong> <strong>Fitness</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />
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2 / Chris May<br />
Hamilton school teacher turned<br />
author (Running with a Hurricane) is<br />
passionate about helping boys reach<br />
their potential. Chris has developed<br />
a programme to help engage and<br />
empower boys in their learning, and<br />
shares some of his thoughts in his first<br />
guest column for <strong>INSPO</strong> <strong>Fitness</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>.<br />
3 / John Appel<br />
As director of Advance Wellness,<br />
John works with everyone from<br />
students to professional athletes<br />
and chronic fibromyalgia clients.<br />
He boasts a Masters degree in<br />
Physical Therapy, a Bachelor of<br />
Science in Exercise Physiology and<br />
Athletic Training and is a John F.<br />
Barnes Certified Myofascial Release<br />
Therapist. John is a keen athlete<br />
himself and specialises in injury<br />
prevention training.<br />
Advancewellness.nz<br />
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