Nutrafit

10/07/2020

So Boris has given the ok to open fitness studios from the 25th July.
We have already put in place some extra signage, cleaning routines and procedures in place ready to welcome you back

Just need to make sure we all keep up with local lockdown rules to get local Leicester businesses back open ASAP

Keep it up everyone
We are coming back 🏋🏻💪🏻👍🏻

03/07/2020

Fingers crossed ....
Looking forward to seeing you again
Please do your bit and lets get Leicester out of the local lockdown too

There is light at the end of the tunnel

03/07/2020

Although important for many health reasons, It doesn't all have to be lifting weights, we need to find as many ways as possible to keep moving and have fun
The best exercise regime is one that is varied, you enjoy and covers all angles - resistance, cardio and mobility / flexibility.
Mix it up a little, add a bit of zumba to your living room fitness with Laura Ross

28/06/2020

Due to still not being allowed to open up our studios we have gone for a less temporary structure for our outside gym.
We are able to offer outside 121 and small groups (upto 5) in our outside space with shelter for rain and sun.

Still doing virtual sessions for those still wanting to stay at home
Message our trainers for details

27/06/2020

Vitamin D is fundamental to health in general

Vitamin D feeds the immune system and prevents inflammatory driven disease in the lungs.

Personally, since monitoring my vitamin D levels and increasing my intake, I've found that I get sick from the common cold far less frequently.

You can prevent infections and strengthen your immune response by understanding how nutrients and the oral-lung-gut microbiome work together.

There is emerging evidence that increasing vitamin D levels either through lifestyle or supplementation can reduce asthma symptoms and severity among individuals with inadequate levels.

​Research has found that vitamin D deficiency can contribute to poor respiratory functioning and health in middle-aged adults. Vitamin D also plays an important role in respiratory health through its effects on lung development and structure, respiratory muscle strength, inflammation and immune response to respiratory pathogens. ​

Studies have measured serum vitamin D levels, lung function and respiratory symptoms in more than 5000 baby boomers at the Busselton Healthy Ageing Study and found that low levels of vitamin D were associated with respiratory illnesses such as asthma and bronchitis, and respiratory symptoms common to these conditions including wheezing and chest tightness.

Investigators also found that low lung function (Forced Vital Capacity or FVC) was significantly related to low vitamin D levels. Conversely high levels of vitamin D were associated with better lung function suggesting it plays an important role in maintaining good respiratory health.

The effect of vitamin D on respiratory health remained the same even when factoring in other aspects that contribute to vitamin D levels such as seasonal fluctuation, obesity and other chronic diseases.

Vitamin D protects against tooth decay, gum disease, and drives bone development as well as lung alveolar formation. Vitamin D also has a huge impact on the human microbiome, which we have been covering.

Did you or a family member ever have asthma or breathing issues?

27/06/2020

This is now becoming a joke
We can not open as a fitness studio, even though we are a personal training studio and can social distance to about 5 metres (more than most businesses open), and clean all equipment used between each client.

However you can get on a plane and go to Germany, whose r rate is 2.88 and going up.

I know not all gyms can social distance as well but I’m sure as much as pubs, and shops and at least they are doing something good for their health. And it will be a lot better than beaches and holidaying abroad

Where in all of this government advice have they told you to get / keep healthy?
Eat nutritional foods and keep active is probably the best defence we have against this virus and many more conditions and diseases, yet all the talk is about masks and vaccines

Rant over

13/06/2020

WE ARE BACK
Who is ready to train 121?
We know many of our clients are struggling with home workouts so we are taking advantage of the outside exercise guidance and have set up an outside gym area.

Plenty of fresh air
Room for social distancing
Kit to ensure a great workout
A cover should it rain

Trainers are still doing virtual sessions for those that feel more comfortable staying at home for now, but if you are itching to get back to the gym - then we have that half way house set up and ready for action.
Contact your trainer for more details or DM this account

@ The Studios40 - Fitness & Wellbeing

02/06/2020

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28/05/2020

We are still not yet open for business The Studios40 - Fitness & Wellbeing but dot forget all the trainers are d**g virtual sessions to keep you fit and healthy through this time. Here are their pages to check out
Contact them for more info

Kirsty - Right Time Personal Training
George - GHBFitness
Dan - The Health Coach
Rebecca - RWHealth (including virtual pilates)

28/05/2020

so true
from kirsty Right Time Personal Training
the only person you should be comparing yourself with is yourself

Other people’s progress may motivate you but it is important to recognise that your path will be different.

21/05/2020

LOVE THIS GHBFitness

21/05/2020

All The Studios40 - Fitness & Wellbeing are preparing our space ready for when we can reopen to our clients. Ensuring the environment we work in and offer our services to our clients is safe and set up for social distancing and minimal contact is a key priority to us Skinox

16/05/2020

Still as clumsy as ever..... RWHealth

15/05/2020

Here here

14/05/2020

This is terrible, especially as type 2 diabetes is a lifestyle condition. Just a few weeks of positive habits can start to make a difference on this metabolic disease. Please don't leave it to late - start making changes - small steps every day is all it takes

NHS England said of the 22,332 people who died since 31 March, 5,873 (26%) of them had diabetes as an underlying health condition.