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Disinfection
What do you all use to wipe down upholstery and handles between sessions? Currently using disinfecting wipes. Looking for a condensed cleaner I can mix up at home. Couldn’t find anything on Amazon that was for vinyl upholstery. Thanks!
2 likes • Oct 23
The gym I work at use wet wipes. The boss says saves time and money over the old spray and paper towel they had before.
Finance options
Hey Team, I'm wondering about finance options for Fitness Equipment and everyone's experiences with this. I am in Australia so if there are members in this group that have advice regarding Australian companies to use I'd be grateful. Any and all advice would be appreciated cheers Gil.
2 likes • Oct 4
Is it best to start out with what you can afford first and build equipment up gradually or just go for what equipment want at the start via finance. Is the big thing I'm struggling with atm. How have most started their journey in HIT TRAINING GYMS.
Workout frequency for optimal health benefits?
Since we know how beneficial strength training is for all types of physiological effects like glucose uptake, blood pressure improvements, cardiovascular improvements, mental wellness, etc; what would be the optimal dose and frequency to maximize all the health benefits of strength training? Obviously, for muscle hypertrophy and strength gains we need rest in-between workouts, but are we missing out on all the other, maybe even more important, benefits of strength training by limiting our sessions to once or twice a week? I’m curious if maybe training more frequently, but using a split routine might get you the health benefits from strength training without overtraining problems. How best to balance out all the benefits of strength training through increasing frequency with the need for rest and recovery and super-adaptation. Thoughts?
1 like • Oct 4
Recovery is individual. I train every 4 days regardless what day. In between these I run sprint sessions on a assault bike. This Works for me but might not work for others.
1 like • Oct 4
@Lawrence Neal I use them all at different times in the year. Full body, upper lower and push legs pull. 4 days between my workouts seems to be right for myself.
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3 likes • Sep 18
I’m Gil, a Gym trainer and rugby league coach with a lifelong passion for strength, conditioning, and performance. I’ve spent years training, lifting, and experimenting with everything from kettlebells to flywheels, always chasing ways to improve both myself and others. My background combines weightlifting, rugby league coaching, and gym training, with a focus on building practical strength, endurance, and resilience. I enjoy helping athletes and everyday people alike reach their goals—whether it’s dropping fat, gaining muscle, or upping their game on the field. For me, training isn’t just exercise—it’s discipline, discovery, and a lifestyle that keeps me moving forward.
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Gilbert Gurney
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I’m Gil, a rugby league coach with a passion for strength, conditioning, and performance. I’ve trained everything from weightlifters to kettlebellers.

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