| New updated 2013 Brisbane Poster |
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The 2013 INBA Brisbane Physique Championships final version poster is here, plus tickets have gone on sale today at Bodizone Ph: 3265 3553
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| PT's & Momma's a NATURAL evolution about to EXPLODE |
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Clearly the fastest and greatest new market for Personal Trainers and Gymnasiums is the Momma’s revolution invented and perfected by the INBA. A masterstroke by INBA World Vice President Wayne McDonald to identify the area which has been ignored for too long has turned into a potential goldmine for the health and fitness industry. Breathing new life into the PT ranks is a bonus and based on the figures below, there is now a massive growth area as Momma’s recovery from the foibles of their pregnancies and get back into shape and onto an INBA stage so their family and friends can celebrate with them.
As the central figure in the modern family, the Mother acts as a role model and the equation that Wayne McDonald put to the INBA Executive Council was, “If the mother eats well, exercises regularly and is healthy, then that might flow on to her family”, this of course is the primary result the INBA is looking for as its charter is to improve the health and fitness of all Australians and to provide a level playing field.
Australia has been ranked as the 10th best country to be a mother in a new report by charity Save The Children.
Researchers assessed the health, educational, economic and political conditions for mothers and children in 176 countries as part of the Australian charity's annual State of the World's Mothers report.
Finland coming in first place. Australia is the only non-European country listed in the top 10. The United Kingdom is 23rd and the United States is 30th. The Democratic Republic of Congo came in last.
"Each year, three million newborns die," the report said. One of its key recommendations is to target the underlying causes of newborn deaths, especially gender inequality. "When mothers are strong and stable - physically, financially and socially - their children are more likely to survive and thrive," the report said. "Educated girls tend to marry later and begin childbearing later in life, when their bodies are more fully developed. "They are also more likely to make healthy choices for themselves and their babies."
Aussie mums by the numbers
Median age at childbirth: 30.6 years (in 2001, 30 years)
Number of registered births: 301,617
Babies per women: 1.9
Sets of twins: 4,498
Triplets or higher multiples: 62
Pregnant women entitled to paid maternity leave: 151,200
Pregnant women who took paid maternity leave: 131,544
Working mothers reliant on grandparents for child care: 27 per cent
Source: ABS, 2011 statistics
The Bikini Momma's division is being introduced into different competitions throughout Australia, please look at the official entry forms which list there schedule of events here.
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| Happy Mothers Day 2013 from INBA Australia |
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The INBA Australia executive staff, plus all State and Territory Presidents and promoters would like to wish all Mothers everywhere a Happy Mother’s Day for 2013. We all know how incredibly special you are, how hard you worked for years to bring us to the point we can go out into the world, we will never forget your sacrifices and the unconditional love you showed us even when we were naughty. Happy Mother’s Day to all Mother’s all over the world but especially to the Mothers in Australia!!! |
| Posing Classes in Brisbane a HUGE success |
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INBA QLD promoters were so delighted with today's posing practice they have decided to do it again next weekend. Contact
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for more information, plus tickets have gone on sale at Bodizone. |
| Zakynthos, Greece is calling Team Australia athletes |
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Here is a sneak peek at half a dozen of Team Australia going to Greece for the INBA World Championships. Full details here. |
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