Bat Fit Crazy Gym

Bat Fit Crazy Gym Family owned business, looking to inspire and be different. You’re not a number to us, we are a gym that CARES about you and your results!
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STAFF HOURS:

MONDAY-THURSDAY: 8AM-5PM
FRIDAY: 8AM-2PM
SATURDAY: ONLY BY APPOINTMENT BETWEEN 8am and 12pm

19/06/2026

V Squat step ups are one of my favourite glute focused exercises 🍑

One of the biggest advantages of doing step ups on the V Squat machine is the added stability it provides. Because you don’t have to worry as much about balance compared to holding weights on your hands, you can focus on pushing through the working leg, controlling the movement properly and progressively adding more weight over time.

This variation is also great for targeting the glutes. By placing the foot high on the platform and creating roughly a 90degree angle at the knee, we can place more emphasis on the glutes and less emphasis on the quads compared to a traditional step up.
Another thing to notice is that the back foot only lightly taps the floor before driving straight back up. Instead of fully resting between reps, the glute has to stay engaged and continue producing force throughout the set, making it work even harder.

A common mistake I see is people pushing off the back leg to help themselves up. Try to keep the assistance from the back leg to a minimum and focus on driving through the heel of the working leg to get the most out of the exercise. 🔥

17/06/2026

A lot of people use this machine, but not everyone knows how much you can actually change it.

A small adjustment to the seat position can completely change whether you’re targeting more chest, upper chest, or shoulders.

If you’ve ever jumped on it and thought “I don’t really feel much”, there’s a good chance the setup just wasn’t right for what you were trying to train.

I go through the different adjustments in this video and explain what muscles each position is targeting.

Next time you’re in the gym, give it a try and see which variation feels best for you 😊

MYTH BUSTERS FRIDAY 🚨“Eating after 6pm makes you fat”No it doesn’t… Your body doesn’t suddenly look at the clock, see it...
12/06/2026

MYTH BUSTERS FRIDAY 🚨

“Eating after 6pm makes you fat”

No it doesn’t… Your body doesn’t suddenly look at the clock, see it’s 6:01pm and decide to store everything you eat as body fat!

What matters most for fat loss is your overall calorie intake and energy expenditure across the day, week and month.

I think one of the reasons people believe this myth is because they weigh themselves in the morning. Let’s say you had a dinner with more carbs and salt than usual, then you step on the scales the next day…
The scale went up 😱
You panic and think you’ve gained body fat overnight.

But that’s usually not what’s happened.

Carbohydrates are stored in your muscles and liver as glycogen, and glycogen holds water with it.
Sodium (salt) can also cause your body to retain more fluid temporarily…

…So if you’ve eaten more carbs and salt than usual, your body may simply be holding a bit more water than it was the day before.

That’s not body fat!

If you stayed within your calories and your overall diet hasn’t changed, eating later didn’t suddenly make you gain fat overnight.

The scale might fluctuate from water, food volume, salt intake and a bunch of other things, but body fat doesn’t appear overnight because you had dinner at 7pm instead of 5pm.

The clock doesn’t make you fat. Consistently eating more calories than you burn does…

Why only doing 5 minutes on the treadmill is generally not the best way to warm up 🤔One of the most common things I see ...
11/06/2026

Why only doing 5 minutes on the treadmill is generally not the best way to warm up 🤔

One of the most common things I see is people on the treadmill for 5 minutes and then going straight into their workout thinking they’re fully warmed up.
Now don’t get me wrong… 5 minutes on the treadmill isn’t bad. It definitely has its place. It helps increase blood flow, raises your body temperature and gets your heart rate up a little. That’s a good start.

But proper warm up should prepare your body for the specific workout you’re about to do. That means preparing your joints, increasing mobility, activating the muscles you’ll use and getting your nervous system ready to perform.

For example if you’re training back, how much sense does it really make to only walk on a treadmill and then expect your shoulders, lats, upper back and elbows to be ready for heavy rows and pulldowns?

How do we generally approach warm ups?

First do 3 to 5 minutes of light cardio to get the blood flowing. This could be a treadmill, bike or rower.

Second add some dynamic movements to prepare the joints you’ll be using. Things like shoulder circles, band pull apart, leg swings, knee over toe ankle drives, deep body weight squats while opening the hips with your elbows at the bottom and similar movements. The goal is to move the joints through the ranges of motion you’ll be using during the session.

Third, probably the most important part, progressively loading the movement. Say you’re squatting, gradually work your way up with lighter sets. This gives your muscles, joints, connective tissue and nervous system time to adapt to the load before you start your working sets.

Not only will this help you move better, but you’ll find your working sets feel stronger as well.

A proper warm up improves movement quality, performance, helps you lift heavier, increases confidence under the bar and reduces the risk of injuries.

Next time you’re about to train, think of your warm up is preparing your body for the work you’re about to ask it to do 💪🏼

08/06/2026

Normally people think the motivation to train is about looking a certain way.

For many, it’s bigger than that.

It’s showing themselves they matter too.
It’s improving their health.
It’s building confidence.
It’s becoming someone they can be proud of.

The physical changes are a bonus.

The real transformation happens in the way you think about yourself, the promises you keep to yourself, and the person you become along the way. ❤️

MYTH BUSTERS FRIDAY 🚨“Sweating more burns more fat”Not quite…Cardio is fantastic for improving your fitness, cardiovascu...
04/06/2026

MYTH BUSTERS FRIDAY 🚨

“Sweating more burns more fat”

Not quite…

Cardio is fantastic for improving your fitness, cardiovascular health🫀and increasing the amount of calories you burn throughout the day.

But just because you’re sweating 🥵 doesn’t necessarily mean you’re losing body fat.
Sweat is simply your body’s way of cooling itself down.
That’s why you can finish a hard workout, jump on the scales and be 1kg lighter… but then gain it back after drinking water.
What you’ve lost is mostly fluid, not body fat.

The reason the weight comes back is because you’ve rehydrated, not because you’ve suddenly gained fat overnight.

What actually burns (oxidises) body fat is being in a calorie deficit over time. In other words, consistently using more energy than you’re consuming.

When trying to lose body fat, one of the biggest goals should be holding onto as much muscle as possible.
That’s where resistance training and adequate protein become important.
Protein helps support muscle retention, and lifting weights gives your body a reason to keep the muscle it already has.

Without those things, it’s possible to lose both body fat and muscle while dieting.

The goal isn’t just to weigh less.
The goal is to lose body fat while keeping the muscle you’ve worked hard to build 💪

04/06/2026

Talk about killing two birds with one stone! ⚡🚗💪

Imagine being able to charge your car while you train!!

EV charger now available 24/7 at right next door to the gym. Plug in, get your workout done, and come back to a charged car! 🔋

Meet Carla, our dedicated Exercise Physiologist. Carla is passionate about helping people improve their strength, fitnes...
03/06/2026

Meet Carla, our dedicated Exercise Physiologist.

Carla is passionate about helping people improve their strength, fitness, and overall wellbeing. She believes movement is one of the most effective ways to improve physical health, support mental wellbeing, reduce falls risk, and maintain independence and quality of life.

Taking a client focused approach, Carla works with people to build confidence, manage chronic pain, improve mobility, and develop healthy habits that can be maintained long term. Her goal is to help clients achieve outcomes that are important to them, from getting stronger and improving fitness to managing health conditions, returning to activities they enjoy, and feeling better in everyday life.

Carla uses evidence based exercise and personalised support to help her clients make meaningful, lasting improvements to their health and wellbeing.

Outside of work, Carla enjoys singing, playing guitar, and spending time outdoors. She’s often exploring new walking trails, enjoying nature, or making music, and values activities that promote balance, creativity, and wellbeing.

Carla consults here from Bat Fit Crazy and works with DVA, CDM, NDIS and private clients.

If you think Carla could help with an injury, chronic pain, a health condition, or any other concerns, feel free to contact us for more information or to book an appointment.

Winter is officially here ❄️The people who make the most progress over summer usually aren’t the ones who start in summe...
31/05/2026

Winter is officially here ❄️

The people who make the most progress over summer usually aren’t the ones who start in summer

They’re the ones showing up now!

A few workouts each week. A few better food choices. A few months of consistency

Nothing crazy. Just doing the work while everyone else is waiting for motivation.

See you in the gym 💪

You start going to the gym thinking you’re building your body.But somewhere along the way, you realise you’re also build...
30/05/2026

You start going to the gym thinking you’re building your body.
But somewhere along the way, you realise you’re also building confidence, discipline and trust in yourself.

Every workout becomes another reminder that you’re capable of more than you think 👊

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