Brisbane Sport & Health Promotion Services

Brisbane Sport & Health Promotion Services Brisbane Sport & Health Promotion Services
Specialising: Women’s health & fitness, learn to cycle & short cycling trips, weight training & event planning

Brisbane Sport & Health Promotion Services
Specialising in:
Women’s health & fitness
Learn to cycle & short adventure cycling trips
Weight training, cycling, rugby & running
Eat It – Nutrition education
Event planning
Qualifications:
BA Arts – Leisure Management & Grad Dip Health Science
Certified Road & Track Skills Cycling Coach
Level 2 Athletics & Rugby Coach
Eat It – Nutrition education

Brisbane Sports & Health Promotion Services is operated by Karen Bucholz, a former Australian women’s rugby union and touch football player and in more recent years a recreation and masters level cyclist. Karen has a background in Sports Administration and Health Prevention and was inspired to get involved in coaching cycling, as she is passionate about cycling and advancing opportunities for women in sport at both a recreational level and an elite level. My goal is to encourage participation in group cycling and promote education, safety, and public awareness of the sport of road cycling through planned skill session and rides and related cycling activities.

Women’s Health Week
12/09/2026

Women’s Health Week

I have just spent the afternoon chatting with Neve Parslow our next World Junior Champion (no pressure) If you can spare...
12/09/2026

I have just spent the afternoon chatting with Neve Parslow our next World Junior Champion (no pressure) If you can spare a few dollars towards her fundraising to get to Worlds in Canada next week that would be very appreciated. Unfortunately I was surprised to hear that the Australian Cyclists get very limited funding towards their travel costs 🙌💚💛
See link to donate!
https://asf.org.au/campaigns/neve-parslow-to-junior-road-world/neve-parslow-for-junior-road-worlds

10/09/2026

Join us on Monday 21 September for a live panel discussion on caring for those with dementia.

As part of QBI’s Brain Health, Dementia and Discovery public forum, Professor Gail Robinson will moderate a panel featuring Dr David Ward, a senior research fellow at the Frazer Institute, and Neil Wilson, whose late wife Maureen died from Alzheimer’s disease.

We are excited to welcome the panel for an open and interactive discussion on dementia from a carer’s perspective.

This event is open to everyone, from healthcare professionals and researchers to carers, families and those interested in healthy ageing.

🎟️ Register today: www.qbi.uq.edu.au/event/dementia-action-week-26

CJCADR 2026 Public Forum: Brain Health, Dementia and Discovery
📅 Monday 21 September 2026
⏰ 9:30AM - 1:00PM
📍 Queensland Brain Institute, Level 7 Auditorium

Check out this webinar on bullying in sport 🙌
05/09/2026

Check out this webinar on bullying in sport 🙌

Sport extends beyond the field, and so can harmful behaviour. That’s why it’s important to create safe and respectful online spaces in sport.

Our partners at the eSafety Commissioner are delivering a free 45-minute webinar that will support sport leaders, coaches and managers to encourage positive online conduct, to help protect young people.

You can register for the webinar, being held on Wednesday 9 September, today, via the eSafety website.

05/09/2026

Principle 1️⃣: Behind every great rider is a great development coach

The single greatest influence on a junior rider’s trajectory is their development coach. These specialist coaches shape the skills, physical and technical qualities, and high performance habits that underpin elite cycling careers.

14/08/2026

Unlock a world of riding opportunities with an AusCycling Membership 🚴

Find out more at the link below 👇

Check out the work QBI are doing into dementia research. Sign up for the workshop in September 2026 🫶🏼🙌
31/07/2026

Check out the work QBI are doing into dementia research. Sign up for the workshop in September 2026 🫶🏼🙌

Dementia is the leading cause of death for Australians in 2026, responsible for nearly 1 in 10 deaths. Now more than ever, urgent dementia research is needed.

Join us for “Brain Health, Dementia and Discovery”, a free public forum discussing brain health, the broader dementia landscape and where current research is heading.

Hear from the director of the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research (CJCADR), Professor Jürgen Götz, to discover the Centre’s contribution to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia research, including therapeutic ultrasound.

Held during Dementia Action Week, this event brings together leading researchers, health experts, carers, and community members for an informative and hopeful conversation about dementia.

Register here: qbi.uq.edu.au/event/dementia-action-week-26

CJCADR 2026 Public Forum: Brain Health, Dementia and Discovery
📅 Monday 21 September 2026
⏰ 9:30AM - 1:00PM
📍 Queensland Brain Institute, Level 7 Auditorium

30/07/2026

Brisbane 27th August

30/07/2026

Check out the new Australian guidelines for blood pressure checks for children!

A great way to support Heart Health ❤️
30/07/2026

A great way to support Heart Health ❤️

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