Why Active Women Still Get Low Bone Density

Why Active Women Still Get Low Bone Density

Why Active Women Still Get Low Bone DensityMish Wright | Director, Women's Fitness Education
Published on: 30/09/2026

Physio Dr Ruth White was active, ate well and still ended up with osteoporosis. She explains DEXA scans, protein, lifting and how behaviour change helps women build bone.

The Importance of Insurance for Personal Trainers: What You Need to Know

The Importance of Insurance for Personal Trainers: What You Need to Know

The Importance of Insurance for Personal Trainers: What You Need to KnowMish Wright | Director, Women's Fitness Education
Published on: 21/10/2024

Insurance can feel like an intimidating topic for fitness professionals—something you don't want to think about until something goes wrong. However, understanding your coverage and having the right insurance in place is crucial for protecting both your career and your clients.

What the Senate Inquiry Taught Us About Keeping Women in the Workforce

What the Senate Inquiry Taught Us About Keeping Women in the Workforce

What the Senate Inquiry Taught Us About Keeping Women in the WorkforceMish Wright | Director, Women's Fitness Education
Published on: 11/10/2024

The recent Senate Inquiry into perimenopause and menopause has shone a much-needed light on the challenges many women face during this critical stage of life.

Diastasis 101: Understanding What It Means for You and Your Clients

Diastasis 101: Understanding What It Means for You and Your Clients

Diastasis 101: Understanding What It Means for You and Your ClientsMish Wright | Director, Women's Fitness Education
Published on: 06/10/2024

You've probably heard the term' diastasis recti' before, or maybe a client mentioned they have "ab separation" after having a baby. It's something that comes up often in women's health, especially postpartum. But what is it, really?