The Truth About Fasting

By on

Fasting is common to just about every major religious tradition, like Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. In ancient Greece, Hippocrates believed it helped the body heal itself. During Ramadan, many Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, every day for a month. This has provided scientists with quite a bit of information about what happens to your body when you fast, and the news is mostly good.

The Origins Of Karate

By on

“You may train for a long, long time. But if you merely move your hands and feet and jump up and down like a puppet, learning karate is not vastly different from learning to dance. You will never have reached the heart of the matter; you will have […]

Get Up. Show Up. Lace Up.

By on

Sharpen your psychological and physiological self by training like a professional athlete in our unique training facility, designed and developed by your personal trainer Aubrey. Our custom, in person strength & conditioning and online program offerings, including boxing, kickboxing, strength & conditioning, and functional training. Its always just […]

Championship Boxing

By on

Each session is run like a championship boxing match, consisting of a 3-minute dynamic warm-up followed by 12 x 3-minute’ rounds’ comprising of 12 strength and conditioning exercises, for a total body workout. Each round is 3 minutes of all-out action with 1 minute of active rest and hydration between rounds for the best in class workout experience to rapidly sculpt and tone your physique.

A Modern Approach To Fitness

By on

Tiger Athletic is the future of fitness. A modern approach to fitness, a private gym where sessions are strictly by appointment. You never share equipment, workout space, or your trainer. Sessions are completely private, in fact, it’s just you and your trainer on the floor during your appointment. […]

Lacto – Vegetarian Diet For Weight Loss

By on

Indian cuisine is known for its vibrant spices, fresh herbs and wide variety of rich flavours. Though diets and preferences vary throughout India, most people follow a primarily plant-based diet. Around 80% of the Indian population practices Hinduism, a religion that promotes a vegetarian or lacto-vegetarian diet. The […]

30 Day Tiger Abs Challenge

By on • ( 2 Comments )

30 days to stronger, firmer and leaner abs? Challenge yourself by joining Tiger Athletic head trainer Aubrey in our 30-Day Tiger Abs Challenge to build a stronger core and leaner abs. Localized weight gain solely in your midsection may be the result of specific lifestyle choices. The two […]

Thermogenic Food Simplified

By on

Food that can “spot train” belly fat is pure urban myth however, there are some smart swaps you can introduce to your diet that will improve gut health, digestion, reduce water retention, eliminate cramps and gas while helping you look and feel and less puffy.

Sugar Addict?

By on

Sugar and other sweeteners add calories with few other nutrients and have no doubt helped contribute to our current epidemic of obesity. True, sugar is not alone in promoting obesity, a lack of exercise and excessive calories from poor nutrition habits also contribute.

Eat Smarter. Lose Bodyfat.

By on

Food that can “spot train” belly fat is pure urban myth however, there are some smart swaps can introduce to your diet that will improve your gut health, improving digestion, reduce water retention, eliminate cramps and gas while helping you feel and look less puffy.

Run Your First 5k :-)

By on

“We suffer more in imagination than reality” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca It’s important to start by visualizing your end goal and one of the best ways to achieve this is to pick a date or sign up for a race at least five weeks away. Follow our 10 […]

Run!

By on

The sense of accomplishment and sheer relief that one feels after a run short or long is indescribable. Going for a run helps you to clear your mind and reduces stress and is pure therapy for the soul.

Post Workout Nutrition

By on

Many of us are either truly famished or just feel like we deserve a reward after a really hard workout and end up eating rich foods and larger portions than we normally would. The end result is often eating back all or more than the calories we’ve just worked so hard to burn!

Run For Fun.

By on • ( 3 Comments )

Welcome to week 1 of your couch-to-street designed to help you start running and stay running. In it are combination run and walk intervals totalling 30 minutes of hard work and dedication. Distance moved isn’t an issue it’s purely about the amount of time you spend on your feet. Let’s get running!