
COVID-Safe Check In
To enhance contact tracing and keep our community COVID safe, the South Australian…
The Gym Glenelg Giving Tree is back! We are once again collecting donations…
To enhance contact tracing and keep our community COVID safe, the South Australian…
Hey TGG Community! Following the recent announcement from the South Australian Government, we…
Gyms are to be closed effective from midnight tonight, Monday 16th of November for 14 days, unless directed otherwise.
I was inspired to try and do something about the fact that suicide is the #1 killer of people aged 15-44 and accounts for three times as many deaths in men as it does women.
We are excited to announce that BODYATTACK and RPM will be returning to our Group Fitness timetable…
This year’s message for R U OK? Day is ‘There is more to say after R U OK’. In learning how we can better support those around us, we aim to empower each other with the tools to continue the conversation after asking ‘R U OK?’
With everyone facing heightened levels of uncertainty and stress right now, nurturing our mental health and wellbeing is more important than ever. So, what’s the best approach?
Australian Scientist Professor Rob Newton has spent years testing exercise prescriptions on the chronically ill and believes that exercise, not bed rest, is the answer. He explains the role of exercise in countering colds, cancer and COVID-19, and shares learnings from his time as an elite sports consultant for the Chicago Bulls.
With so much of the world in lockdown, anxiety is a natural response. Regular exercise will go a long way towards helping.