The strength class focuses on developing core strength and stability, and strengthening common weaknesses such as shoulders, hips and knees. Exercises vary in difficulty during the class. For participants differing in ability and strength, the instructor will allow for this with less repetitions or a modified exercise. It is usually more beneficial to do less repetitions with proper form than to worry about doing all the repetitions and cheating – as you get stronger you’ll do more anyway.

The classes are for everyone but will particularly suit athletes and those that are not doing the necessary strength training for their sport. The hour will also teach the participant new exercises and correct technique. One strength class a week saves you going to the gym so why pay that membership you don’t use?

If you haven’t done any strength work before it is advised that you do a Private session first to assess your readiness and ability level, particularly if you are rehabilitating or have a chronic complaint. The Private session also ensures you understand the reasons why you do a particular exercise and to get the correct form and technique.

Group Sessions


Private Sessions

This session will focus on safety, form and technique as well as tips to improve your technique in your chosen sport. It’s important to learn the exercises and then revisit Liam for a follow up session when you need to progress to the next level or check your progress and form.

It’s up to you if you just do a once off session, come occasionally or regularly. We can take private or small group one hour sessions; $100 for 1, $50 per person for 2 or more.

If you would like to make a time or have any questions we are happy to help you get started.


Venue

We can arrange to meet anywhere that works for you, this can be at home, nearby park land or even over Zoom if we are too far apart.

Finding a time can be difficult but once you’ve made that 1 hour appointment you can start your strength program, the key to getting stronger, improving performance and reducing the risk of injury.