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SPORTS INQUIRER: Train like an athlete: Kinetix Lab launches game-changing program for women in Manila
Kinetix Lab, the premier strength and conditioning training gym in the country, is revolutionizing the approach women take towards athletic performance with its “Train Like an Athlete Program.”
PEOPLE ASIA: These strong moms are staying fit with Kinetix Lab
Strength and conditioning training are beneficial for anyone; however, we often find excuses for not doing it. Though, we met three strong mothers who, despite spending so much time caring for their families, still make a point to devote to getting physically fit.
BUSINESS MIRROR: Kinetix Lab: Training Kylie Padilla for a fit and fierce life
Kylie Padilla embraces an active lifestyle, and she’s proud to take on roles that highlight her skills in martial arts, gymnastics, wushu, to name a few. Kylie also has made it her mission in life to be an extremely involved mother to her two sons, Alas and Axl. ..
PHILSTAR: How Kylie Padilla stays strong for kids and career
Motherhood becomes Kylie Padilla. Her exciting journey as a mother of two wonderful sons, Alas and Axl, has transformed her outlook on life for the better. Fulfilling her mommy duties is her top priority as a parent...
SPORTS INQUIRER: REDEFINING BEAUTY STANDARDS IN THE ERA OF EMPOWERMENT
A fresh perspective of beauty is emerging, and it revolves upon strength. Women today are embracing a holistic approach to beauty that values inner strength, resilience, and physical health…
BUSINESS MIRROR: KINETIX LAB LAUNCHES THEIR STRONG IS BEAUTIFUL CAMPAIGN
“Strong is Beautiful” seeks to redefine beauty standards and encourage women to prioritize their physical and mental health. Kinetix Lab thinks that strength is more than simply physical skills; it also includes inner resilience and confidence.
SPORTS INQUIRER: HOW STRENGTH & CONDITIONING CAN HELP WITH PCOS
Suffering with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is not an easy undertaking. PCOS is a complex illness that affects genetics, hormones, metabolism, and reproduction.