by Paul Miller | Apr 26, 2022 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Nutrition
Bone broth making can be traced back to the prehistoric era where the uneatable parts of animals were prepared into a broth drink. The drink was a common part of the prehistoric diet. Broth drinking is an ancient tradition that dates back to 1000 AD. It is said that...
by Paul Miller | Mar 28, 2022 | Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training
Yes, Gymtimidation certainly is a real thing. And we completely get why. For many walking into a typical gym environment full of grunting, posing, weight dropping, staring and ego’s can make anyone feel anxious and uneasy BUT a gym experience doesn’t have to be that...
by Paul Miller | Mar 7, 2022 | Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training
I was recently asked about ‘what exercises should I be doing in order to stay healthy, fit and strong? If you want to stay healthy, fit and strong I don’t believe that ‘exercises’ go far enough, we humans need more. Let me introduce you to Archetypal Exercise....
by Paul Miller | Feb 28, 2022 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training
In today’s newsletter I wanted to talk a little about exercises, injuries and movement competency. My buddy Worm from MOVEMENT HQ (that’s his real name) sent this post the other day… It’s evident that more and more people are exercising which is great...
by Paul Miller | Feb 21, 2022 | Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training
When I hit the big 40 I realised that I couldn’t train the same way as I used to. When I tried to do 4 or 5 sessions a week I felt tired. When I decided to go all out and try for that last rep at the cost of form I would get injured. Now, I train 3 x per week...
by Paul Miller | Feb 14, 2022 | Functional Wellness, Life, Uncategorized
We humans have been around for a long time. And though we have evolved we still have much of our genetic movement blueprint. Our ancestors would squat down and eat around the fire, they would hinge to pick up heavy stones for shelter, lunge to get up and down hills,...
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