Sarah Grierson

Sarah has spent more than 10 years helping people improve their health and wellbeing through exercise. She holds a degree in Sports Coaching and is a qualified Personal Trainer, specialising in L3 GP Referral and L4 Cancer Rehabilitation.Sarah works with people of all ages but currently does a lot of work with older individuals to maintain strength, balance and functionality using her qualification in seated exercise. Sarah’s recent role has seen her working with a wellbeing group with a focus on exercise and mental wellbeing.As a registered member of CIMSPA, she is committed to maintaining high professional standards and keeping her knowledge up to date. Passionate about making physical activity accessible to everyone, Sarah enjoys creating practical, evidence-based advice that empowers people to build healthier, more active lifestyles.

A couple practicing handstands against a wall

The October Handstand Challenge

October may be known as a SCARY month because of Halloween, but this month’s challenge might be a little scary too! This month’s challenge: Learn to do a handstand WHAT??? You may be saying to yourself! Don’t worry — the aim isn’t necessarily to master a perfect handstand in 31 days. Instead, it’s about practising,

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raspberry chia jam recipe

Raspberry Chia Jam

A simple homemade jam made with just three ingredients. It’s naturally sweetened with maple syrup, contains more fibre thanks to the chia seeds and is lower in added sugar than many traditional jams. The extra fibre can also help slow the release of sugar into the bloodstream, helping to avoid a rapid rise in blood

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Crispy Lemon & Parmesan Edamame

Edamame Bean Pops

Crispy, savoury and packed with flavour, these Edamame Bean Pops make a quick and nutritious snack. Frozen edamame beans are tossed with lemon zest, black pepper and Parmesan for a simple combination that’s ready in minutes. Edamame are young green soybeans, harvested before the beans fully mature. They’re usually sold frozen, either in their pods

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