BBG’s Top 10 Best Easter Eggs for You This Easter

The health benefit of your Easter Egg does not come from chocolate as a whole, it comes from natural plant compounds in cocoa called flavanols. These can help your blood vessels stay healthier, supporting good blood flow and cardiovascular health. The higher your Easter Egg’s cocoa percentage, the less sugar, and fewer added ingredients the [...]

By |2026-03-31T12:04:35+00:00March 31st, 2026|Jason Crow's Posts, Nutrition|0 Comments

Young Atlete Development (YAD) At BBG

What is Young Athlete Development at BBG? Young athlete development (YAD) is fundamentally a programme we run here at the Better Body Group that provides children from all backgrounds and experience, a safe and supporting environment to learn the fundamentals of weight/resistance training and answering the questions that arise around nutrition so they can then [...]

How Do You Stay On Track At Christmas? by Danae Van Den Berg

Staying on track during the Christmas season- a few tips: It’s that wonderful time of year when the socials increase tenfold, the drinks start flowing, and mince pies are eyeing you from across every room… So how do you stay on track, avoid undoing all your progress and still have a great Christmas season? The [...]

Hydration – How much should we aim to drink and what are the benefits? – Nutrition plan

Water is a huge part of any Nutrition plan but is also the most important component of our human body, it provides multitude of functions including transport of nutrients, elimination of waster products, sweating, maintenance of blood circulation, regulation of body temperature and many, many more. It is impossible to sustain life without it, with [...]

By |2017-08-04T10:32:43+00:00August 3rd, 2017|Blog, Diet, Eleanor Rees' Posts, Nutrition|0 Comments

Creamy Green and Bean Smoothie

Creamy Green and Bean Smoothie   What is it? This smoothie looks pretty normal however if you look at the calories and macronutrients it is pretty nutrient dense. Those numbers could easily pass as a standard sized meal. It’s going to fill you up with a decent hit of protein, fibre and fat.   Why have [...]

By |2017-04-12T09:37:47+00:00April 12th, 2017|Blog, Diet, Fat Loss, Jas Sandhu's Posts, Nutrition|0 Comments

Four questions you should be asking about FAT

With all the hype around high fat, low carbohydrate diets I thought it might useful to give real insight around what fats you should and shouldn't be avoiding...   How many types of fat are there? There are 4 major dietary fat in the foods that are consumed; Saturated fats Trans fats Monounsaturated fats Polyunsaturated fats [...]

By |2017-03-27T08:09:54+00:00March 27th, 2017|Blog, Diet, Eleanor Rees' Posts, Fat Loss, Nutrition|0 Comments

3 mood-enhancing recipes

As the sunshine has started to make an appearance and the days are getting longer, we can’t help but think that it really has been a long winter. We’ve had many grey days, some snow as well as a few rainy days. Add to that the fact that Christmas seems like it was a million [...]

By |2017-03-09T12:11:12+00:00February 17th, 2017|Diet, Fitness, Nutrition, Personal Training, Tilly Kyle's Posts|0 Comments

2 life-changing smoothies!

A massive plus side of working in a smoothie place for a few months is that you become a self-confessed smoothie connoisseur. Smoothies are a great way of getting in some protein, carbohydrate and fats during the day. Have it for breakfast, have it as a post-workout snack, have it whenever you like. Simple! Here [...]

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