TRISTAN WILLIAMS
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Tristan first started training gym as conditioning for martial arts in 2004. From this he developed a passion for physical development, and decided to learn more about exercise physiology, study at TAFE NSW and the Australian Institute of Fitness in 2006 and 2008. Tristan has now been working in the industry since 2008 Education & Qualifications• Certificate III in Fitness • Certificate IV in Fitness • AHA certified instructor of Chi Gong, Tai Chi and traditional Chinese sword Specialities • Postural correction • Weight loss • Body sculpting • Body building 0421 696 642 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
SEAN AALDERS
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As a health practitioner I have run marathons, gone vegetarian (briefly), stopped Philosophy: Education & Qualifications: |
ROGER JONES
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Whilst growing up I was involved in a multitude of sports, so it was a natural • Master of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning) • Bachelor of Science (Exercise & Sport Science) • Master Trainer - Certificate III & IV in Fitness • ACSA Strength & Conditioning Coach Level 1 • mAAESS (Australian Association for Exercise & Sports Science) Roger specialises in exercise for: • Individuals endeavouring to improve their overall health and fitness • Athletes from recreational to elite level • Injury prevention and rehabilitation What can Roger do for you? • Provide functional and individualized exercise programming and training • Postural analysis • Fitness testing • Regular assessment and goal reviews • Schedule around busy lifestyles (m): 0412 138 404 (e): This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
RASHA ISMAIL
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I have been working in the Fitness Industry since 2006. I am passionate about Health and Fitness and committed to helping my clients achieve their personal goals. Nothing is impossible, so long as you are prepared to work hard, stay determined and focused. I offer express 30 minute and 60 minute Personal Training Sessions. You can also train with a friend. Training with me will be challenging and fun. I aim to take you out of your comfort zone. • Certificate III in Fitness • Certificate IV in Fitness (Personal Trainer, older Adults Trainer, Children’s Trainer) • Beat It—Diabetes Lifestyle & Physical Activity Program • Thump Boxing Instructor—level 1 & Advanced Boxing for Fitness • I.C.E. Indoor Cycling Instructor • Nutrition For Exercise & Sport—Sport Dietitions Australia • Nailing The Core—Network Australia • Senior First Aid &CPR Rasha specialises in exercise for: • Women’s strength training • Fat Loss/Toning • Interval /Circuit Training • Flexibility, Core Work, Low Intensity Programs • Pre/Post Pregnancy and Menopausal Programs • Flexibilty, Core Work, Low Intensity Programs • Flexibility What can Rasha do for you? • Provide functional and individualized exercise programming and training • Postural analysis • Fitness testing • Regular assessment and goal reviews • Schedule around busy lifestyles (m): 0419 403 671 (e): This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it rush2getfit Personal Training www.rush2getfit.com.au |
JOHN STUART
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John has been personal training since 2006, he also qualified for nationals in Judo and participated in Kung Fu, Rugby League, Volleyball and Cricket. Education & Qualifications: |
Lifelong Nutrition Tips
Dietitian Susie Burrell outlines her nutrition tips.
For those of you not keen to commit to a detox program, here are the best nutrition tips based on the most up to date research that support the use of nutrition for disease prevention and lifelong health.
- Eat more vegetables – the brighter the better, and at least 5 different types each day
- Take a fish oil supplement – you need at least 3 each day to receive all the natural anti-inflammatory effects
- Get rid of the soft drink and cordial – even the artificially sweetened options contain a number of preservatives
- Drink green tea – 2-3 cups each day
- Avoid palm oil – found predominately in biscuits, fried foods and cakes
- Avoid white flour – white breads, Turkish toast, biscuits and 97% fat free cakes are high GI and easy to overeat
- Limit coffee – sipping on milk based coffee all day is not good for blood glucose levels
- Grab a handful of nuts – walnuts are best; remember though, you only need 10 a day
- Eat a bigger breakfast – toast and tea is not enough; you need protein rich choices to get the metabolism going
- Stop eating by 8pm – aim for 10-12 hours without food each night and see how much easier weight control is





