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Transforming Lives with Exercise: Healthspan Collective’s Tailored NDIS Fitness Programs

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In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is more crucial than ever. For individuals with disabilities, finding suitable fitness programs can be a significant challenge. Healthspan Collective is dedicated to overcoming this barrier by offering tailored NDIS fitness programs that cater specifically to the needs of their clients. With a focus on personalised attention and customised plans, at Healthspan Collective we ensure that everyone can benefit from a healthier, more active lifestyle.

Understanding NDIS Fitness Programmes

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a comprehensive initiative that supports Australians with disabilities. It aims to provide these individuals with the necessary resources to lead fulfilling lives. An integral part of this support system is the NDIS fitness programs [https://www.hscollective.au/ndis-fitness-personal-training-services/#:~:text=Your-,NDISFitness,-Companion] offered here at Healthspan Collective. These programs are designed to improve physical health and overall well-being, enabling participants to achieve their personal fitness goals.

Benefits of NDIS Health and Fitness

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Healthspan Collective places a strong emphasis on the holistic development of our clients. Our approach ensures that each participant not only gains physical strength but also enjoys enhanced mental clarity and emotional stability. This comprehensive focus sets the NDIS health and fitness programs apart from conventional fitness regimes.

The benefits of NDIS health and fitness [https://www.hscollective.au/ndis-fitness-personal-training-services/#:~:text=Our-,NDIS%20Services,-The%20Team%20at] programs extend beyond mere physical improvements. Regular exercise has been proven to enhance mental health, boost energy levels, and improve social interactions. Participating in these NDIS fitness programs, individuals with disabilities can experience these advantages, which significantly contribute to their quality of life.

Specialised Fitness Programs NDIS

Tailoring fitness programs to meet the unique needs of individuals with disabilities is crucial. Healthspan Collective excels in creating specialised fitness programs NDIS [https://maps.app.goo.gl/ouoCdTKuQwj2PDuq6#specialised-fitness-programs-NDIS] that are customised for each client. These programmes are meticulously designed to accommodate various physical limitations and health conditions, ensuring that everyone can participate and benefit.

The process begins with a thorough assessment of the client’s health status, fitness levels, and personal goals. Based on this assessment, a personalised fitness plan is developed. This plan includes a variety of exercises and activities that are not only safe but also effective in achieving the desired outcomes. The emphasis on personalisation ensures that each client receives the attention and support they need to succeed.

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NDIS Fitness Services at Healthspan Collective

Unlike corporate gyms, Healthspan Collective operates more like a fitness studio, offering a more intimate and supportive environment. This setting is ideal for individuals who may feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable in larger, more impersonal gyms.

Our personal trainers are highly skilled and experienced in working with individuals with disabilities. Their expertise allows us to modify exercises and routines to suit each client’s specific needs. This level of care and customisation ensures that clients not only engage in physical activity but also enjoy and benefit from it.

The Importance of Personalised Attention

Personalised attention is a cornerstone of the services provided by Healthspan Collective. Each client is treated as an individual, with unique needs and goals. This approach fosters a supportive environment where clients feel valued and motivated to achieve their fitness objectives.

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Our trainers take the time to get to know each client, understanding their strengths, limitations, and preferences. This knowledge allows them to create fitness programs that are not only effective but also enjoyable. The emphasis on personalisation is evident in every aspect of the NDIS fitness services offered, from the initial assessment to the ongoing support provided.

The Future of NDIS Fitness Programs

The future of NDIS health and fitness looks promising, with increasing recognition of the importance of physical activity for individuals with disabilities. As more people become aware of the benefits of specialised fitness programs NDIS, the demand for these services is likely to grow.

We are always committed to staying at the forefront of this movement, continually enhancing the NDIS fitness services to meet the evolving needs of our clients. Our dedication to innovation and excellence ensures that our clients receive the highest quality of care and support.

Conclusion

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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for everyone, and individuals with disabilities are no exception. The tailored NDIS fitness programs offered by Healthspan Collective provides a valuable resource for those looking to improve their physical health and overall well-being. Through personalised attention and customised fitness plans, we help clients achieve their fitness goals in a supportive and empowering environment.

For individuals seeking a more personal and effective approach to fitness, Healthspan Collective offers an ideal solution. Our NDIS fitness services [https://www.hscollective.au/] stand out on our commitment to individualised care and the transformative results we deliver. By choosing Healthspan Collective, our clients can embark on a journey towards better health and a more active lifestyle.

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Run to Amazon now for celeb-loved fitness finds on sale for Prime Day

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With Amazon Prime Day here, there’s no need to sweat high prices on fitness equipment.

In addition to deals on some of celebrities’ favorite beauty products and kitchen gadgets, the e-commerce giant is also slashing prices on exercise equipment and workout styles popular with the A-list crowd.

Below, run — don’t walk — to score the top deals we’ve found, including hundreds off rowing machines and Peloton bikes.

Oura

What do Prince Harry, Kim Kardashian and Gwyneth Paltrow have in common (besides household-name status, that is)? All three own Oura’s luxe-looking sleep tracking devices, filled with sensors that track biometrics throughout the day and night.



A Peloton bike
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 Plenty of stars have take Peloton’s at-home bikes for a spin — including Kate Hudson, who once told Us Weekly that it’s “literally [her] favorite thing.”

Other famous fans include Alicia Keys and Mariah Carey, the latter of whom once heralded the holiday season with a ride on the bestselling bike.

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A red fitbit
Fitbit

Fitbit’s celeb-approved exercise trackers are more than a little bit discounted this Prime Day. The colorful device boasts over 4,000 five-star ratings — and we’ve spotted similar models on the wrists of Ariana Grande and Sarah Jessica Parker.



Samsung Galaxy buds
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Please, please, please don’t miss out on deals on Sabrina Carpenter’s go-to earbuds. The “Espresso” hitmaker once told the Strategist she can’t live without the original Galaxy Buds Pro.

“I love the quality of my earbuds — I think they’re incredible,” she raved in 2022. “I listen to all of my mixes and masters and even rough new ideas that I have [on them].”



AirPods
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Apple’s most budget-friendly Bluetooth headphones make a great workout companion — just ask stars like Alessandra Ambrosio, whom we’ve spotted jogging in her pair.

A previous model also landed on Oprah’s 2018 “Favorite Things” list, where she wrote, “To live your best life is to live a cord free life.”



A teal hydroflask water bottle
Hydroflask

While water bottle trends come and go, plenty of stars — including Dakota Fanning and Olivia Wilde — are loyal to their trusty HydroFlasks.



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Kyle Richards highlighted this budget-friendly basic in an Amazon livestream, saying she’s found black leggings are “always the most flattering and forgiving.”



An orange foam roller
Trigger Point

Game, set, shop; Serena Williams’ Amazon page features this portable foam roller, which this writer also swears by for workout recovery.



A rowing machine
Hydrow

“I absolutely love that you’re able to have the monitor in front of you, and you get to have the experience that you’re on the water,” brand ambassador Khloé Kardashian once told People of this machine, which she says she discovered after mom Kris Jenner started using it. 



A white Adidas sneaker
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Kardashian’s workout go-tos also include these Adidas kicks, as she laced up a pair for an at-home workout in 2022.



A Whoop band
Whoop

Prince William was spotted wearing Whoop’s fitness tracker while watching a Euro soccer match in July 2024. He’s not alone in his love for the device, as the brand’s users also include sports icons like LeBron James and Cristiano Ronaldo.



An Asics Sneaker
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Hailey Bieber’s sneaker of choice appears to be the Asics Gel-Kayano, which she’s worn on multiple occasions.



A walking shoe
Ryka

This sneaker from Ryka — a brand that counts Iskra Lawrence among its ambassadors — has earned over 6,000 five-star reviews and comes in a variety of eye-catching colors.



Shop more of the best Prime Day deals:



Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.


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Valley gym focusing on exercise for all abilities

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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — 14-year-old Colin is getting a workout in with Coach Jessica.

Adapted Athlete is an expansion of Train Like a Girl studio. The nonprofit works with individuals impacted by mental, physical and cognitive challenges.

“Having them in my life has given me immense joy, acceptance and it’s taught me a lot about myself,” says Executive Director Nikki Scholl.

Scholl says supporting families of all abilities came naturally as the gym’s mission is to promote body positivity, diversity and inclusivity.

“It came to us, we ran with it and it’s been the most beautiful part of our program,” she said.

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Adapted Athlete offers group workout sessions and private training.

Thanks to state funding, Adapted Athlete was able to expand to a second location, have modified equipment and have expanded to sports camps.

“In the last year, we started doing football, basketball, cheer and it’s all-inclusive and integrated into our program,” Scholl said.

Along this three-year journey to provide quality training in adaptive fitness, Scholl teamed up with Inclusive Fitness — which focuses on one-on-one training — to enhance the program.

“It’s a really small community that often gets overlooked, so it’s really nice to come together to spread the word about what we offer, especially for adults with disabilities and kids with disabilities,” says Jacqi Vargas with Inclusive Fitness.

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To get the word out about their health and wellness programs, both organizations partnered with “Able Inc.” — which provides resources including life skills, employment and community integration for people with disabilities.

“No more hiding in the background — we want our consumers out in the front,” says James Alves with Able Inc.

For news updates, follow Vanessa Vasconcelos on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Jessica Alba's workouts are tailored to her 'bad knees'

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From “Dark Angel” to “Trigger Warning,” Jessica Alba has never shied away from fierce acting roles that challenge her to up the ante on her workout routine.

In fact, she credits one of her breakout roles with igniting her passion for fitness.

“I attribute my athletic body to the martial arts, gymnastics, dance, and strength training I did while filming ‘Dark Angel.’ That’s made me strong and really set the bar,” she previously told Shape, per PopSugar.

While promoting her role in “Mechanic: Resurrection” on TODAY in 2016, the star told Savannah Guthrie she’s dabbled in “a bunch of different disciplines in martial arts” over the years, including Krav Maga.

In her daily life, Alba’s workouts aren’t quite as intense, but they’re still pretty hardcore. As a result, the star has some practical advice for anyone who’s hoping to jumpstart a healthier lifestyle.

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“If you can just do it two or three times a week, a little bit of exercise whether it’s yoga or going for a walk or cycling class or something…go for it,” she previously told E! News.

Ready to learn from Alba’s passionate, yet practical approach to fitness? Here’s everything she’s said about her workout routine.

She knows working out ‘sucks’ but still gets herself to the gym

Working out gives you great endorphins but it can be miserable at times, and Alba is the first to admit it.

“I’m not going to lie. Working out sucks. Which is why I love taking classes, because I’m surrounded by other people and that keeps me motivated and accountable,” she told Shape in 2015, per PopSugar.

Alba described the process of working out as “agonizing” while chatting with Extra and said she could think of “anything else” she’d rather do than exercise. 

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“I’ve figured out now certain things that I like to do and it’s actually become kind of a stress reliever,” she said.

She loves ‘high intensity’ workouts

Alba’s workouts aren’t for the faint of heart. The star previously told Cosmopolitan she prefers to challenge herself and opt for “high energy” and “high intensity” sweat sessions.

“For me it really is about how I feel after I exercise so I’m motivated to do it. I do it for my mental state, to clear my head,” she said. 

She’s a fan of hot yoga

Alba has expressed her love for hot yoga on multiple occasions.

“I like to do hot yoga and sculpt yoga,” she told the Los Angeles Times in 2016.

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While sharing her morning routine with Self the same year, Alba revealed that she liked to check yoga off her to-do list early on in the day.

“A couple times a week, I wake up at 5:15 for hot yoga class. I need a really good alarm and a strong coffee,” she said.

In 2024, Alba’s personal trainer Ramona Braganza told Shape her client also enjoys Iyengar yoga, which focuses on holding poses longer.

“(She) finds it very beneficial for stretching her body out,” Braganza said.

She’s a cycling devotee

Alba has also been known to wake up bright and early to attend a Soul Cycle class or do an at-home cycling workout.

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“I also do spin classes with my friends. I find that working out with my friends to really fun music is, in a way, a meditation,” she told the Los Angeles Times.

She prioritizes strength training

Alba wants to stay strong, but she’s not looking to be a bodybuilder, so she makes it a priority to find time for strength training with “moderate weight,” per Braganza.

“She prefers upper body more than legs,” she told Shape, adding the Alba enjoys weighted slam balls.

She loves to bust a move

Dancing isn’t only fun. It’s actually a great workout. Alba has showcased her killer moves on social media on many occasions and told Women’s Health she adores dance classes.

“That’s fun. Like hip hop class, mixed with like core Pilates-type exercises,” she said.

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She does whatever she can to avoid feeling ‘bored’ at the gym

While chatting with E! News in June 2024, Alba admitted that she tends to get sick of her workouts rather quickly.

“I get bored,” she said. “So I do spinning and I do cross training with a mix of weights and cardio. I just try to keep it moving.”

She adjusts her workouts for her problem areas

There’s no one-size-fits-all workout, especially when you’re dealing with knee issues. Just ask Alba, who admitted that she adjusts some exercises to be kinder to her knees.

“30 min cardio -when you you only have 30 min to get it in💪🏽💦 -check out my stories to get my 30 min interval treadmill cardio. I have bad knees so the incline and treadmill is the only way I can,” she captioned an Instagram post in 2018.

Alba’s trainer told Shape, osteoporosis is a concern for the star and said they adjust their workouts together to account for that.

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“We focus on overhead exercises using resistance, which helps increase bone density,” she said.

She eats healthy during the week and indulges on the weekend

Alba has a pretty balanced approach to eating that leaves room for healthy foods and splurges.

“Four days a week, I try to eat plant-based, and I don’t drink alcohol,” she told Women’s Health in 2020. “Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, all bets are off. That feels like moderation to me.”

She knows that diet and exercise go hand in hand

Even the best workout routine won’t do much in the long run if you don’t focus on eating healthy as well, so Alba tries to prioritize both diet and exercise.

“With exercise, I get a little more toned and I definitely feel stronger, but my diet is much more important if I’m trying to slim down,” she told Shape, per Us Weekly. “In that case, I usually don’t eat gluten, dairy, fried foods or processed foods. I try to stick to a diet that’s low in sugar and carbs, and high in lean protein and vegetables.”

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She felt more comfortable in her skin after becoming a mother

Everyone deals with body insecurities, including Alba. These days she’s comfortable in her own skin, but it wasn’t always that way. In fact, she told Cosmo UK that becoming a mother helped her feel more confident.

“As a teenager — and even in my 20s — I always saw the negative and didn’t focus on the positive, and then I felt like being part of something so life-altering and profound like having a child just made me feel differently about it all. I also thought ‘how do I want my girls to feel about their bodies?’ I don’t want them to have certain hang-ups, so my attitude to myself shifted,” she said in 2015.

Alba also practices gratitude to remind herself how lucky she is that her body takes such good care of her.

“I love my shape because it does what I want it to,” she told Shape, per Us Weekly. “If I want to go on a hike or a bike ride or go for a swim, I know my body will do everything I tell it to. I also appreciate that I can push myself through when I’m feeling tired. There’s always a little extra something to get me past the tired moments.”

She doesn’t beat herself up when she misses a workout

As a mom and entrepreneur, Alba’s schedule is jam-packed at all times, so she doesn’t always find time to squeeze in a workout. And that’s OK with her.

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“I always thought, ‘I need to sweat out my weight in water, I need to have muscle failure, I need to feel like I just ran a marathon—that’s how hard I needed to work out,” she previously told Women’s Health.

These days, Alba is kinder to herself when she doesn’t smash her fitness goals.

“I’ve learned to mix it up and not feel like a failure if I’m not, you know, killing myself,” she said.

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