SERVES 4 | PREP TIME 15 MINUTES | COOK TIME 20 MINUTES INGREDIENTS1⁄2 pumpkin (about 1 kg)2 tsp curry powder1⁄2 cup chopped cashews1⁄2 cup natural yoghurt2 tbsp olive oil1 tsp salt2 cups roughly chopped leafy greens (babyspinach, baby kale, etc.)Freshly ground black pepper METHODPre-heat the oven to 200°C fan (220°C regular).Line an oven tray with […]

We're loving having more salads with these longer warmer days. This salad will also bring you extra brain power to help you make it to the end of year and holiday time 🙂 SERVES 4 | PREP TIME 20 MINUTES | COOK TIME 25 MINUTES INGREDIENTSFor the roast cauliflower:1 cauliflower1⁄2–1 red onion1 tbsp olive oil1⁄4 […]

Health Tip by Kirsten Rose With the change to daylight savings and hopefully better weather, many people will be feeling more motivated to get back into more regular exercise and healthier eating. But  this time of year also often brings additional commitments as the Christmas celebrations seem to start earlier and earlier. Here's a few […]

Having worked within high performance sport in the UK, the pressures on young, promising athletes to reach their full potential is immense.  That pressure comes from a variety of different sources, parents, peers, coaches, performance staff and the player themselves.  That pressure is a double edged sword.  On one hand it helps to drive the […]

Facing a cancer diagnosis is a life-altering experience that brings with it a multitude of physical and emotional challenges. As medical advancements continue to improve cancer treatment outcomes, the significance of integrating Physiotherapy rehabilitation into the care plan of cancer patients has gained substantial recognition and research backing.  Ideally it would be part of everyone’s […]

Serves 2, Prep; 10 mins plus 1 hour chill, Cook; 15 mins What you need: 2 salmon fillets (125g each) 100g quinoa, cooked 1 zucchini 1/2 tbsp. olive oil 1 garlic clove, crushed 70g sundried tomatoes, rinsed, chopped Salmon Marinade: 2 tbsp. tamari 1/2 tbsp. olive oil 1/2 tsp. paprika 1/2 tsp. hot paprika 1 […]

Incorporating strength/resistance training into our daily lives As we age, we naturally begin to experience some reduction in lean muscle mass, strength and function, a process known as sarcopenia. Strength training, also known as weight or resistance training  is highly beneficial to everyone because it helps build strength, stability, endurance, preserves bone density and builds […]

Lessons from working in high performance sport Having worked within high performance sport in the UK, the pressures on young, promising athletes to reach their full potential is immense and can lead to extra physical as well as emotional stress, especially where injury is concerned. I’ve seen it on many occasions where an injury occurs and […]

By Chris Smith Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome (GTPS) is a condition characterised by pain and tenderness on the outer aspect of the hip, specifically around the bony prominence called the greater trochanter. It can significantly impact an individual's daily activities and quality of life. In this blog, we will explore the symptoms of GTPS, discuss […]

Paul White.  Physio and Running Movement Coach Over the past week, I've had the incredible opportunity to work closely with the Auckland U18 girls hockey team. Collaborating with these talented athletes has been a rewarding experience, but it hasn't been without its challenges. One recurring issue that a significant number of the girls have faced […]