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Steve Cork is a Personal Trainer based in Haywards Heath and Burgess Hill, West Sussex. Follow his fitness tips, insights, and inspiration.
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Squats for better Abs!
Hopefully you have a training routine right now - if not start, commit to something do-able and build yourself a positive habit that will pay off for the rest of your life!If you're training, hopefully you are including some kind or several kinds of ...
New Health Resource In Haywards Heath
One for you local people!I've bumped into Osteopath Christian Bates a couple of times, and recently he joined a local business group that i go to. He has a new clinic in Haywards Heath called 'The Perrymount', which is on Clair Road.There are a range...
The Power of Pad Work - Ouch!
I've worked on punch pads, kick pads, and bags for years.This comes from my martial arts and self protection training background.As a fitness instructor, personal trainer, and on bootcamps, integrating these skills and this type of training was only ...
Going Through a Hard Time? - Keep Fit!
Life has its ups and downs obviously.I count myself lucky to have experienced far more ups and relatively few downs.However on those occasional down times, i have felt so grateful that i already enjoy the habit of fitness.Any frustrations or pent up ...
Are You Putting Your Fitness to Good Use?
The London to Brighton bike ride is passing not far from my house in Haywards Heath this morning.Weird thing is that i had to go to down to the Dolphin Centre to teach a Spinning class.Even after teaching this fitness class for over 8 years, it still...
Sussex Saturday Outdoor Fitness Class - New!!
Steve Cork and Ben Davis present a new outdoor training option!Saturday Fitness begins on Sat 7th June at 9.30am.The circuit training and group training based session will last for 1 hour and will be a great way to kick start your body to burn fat al...
What Are Your Magic Numbers??
Are you using certain targets to improve your performance or give yourself a goal to aim for?Do you have certain numbers in mind for specific exercises that would mean a lot if you achieved it?I think it's pretty natural to want to quantify something...
