Studio PP

Studio PP Outgoing,cheeky & fun loving are three words to describe this former Olympian & professional snowboa boxing, and personal training in Melbourne.

Studio PP epitomises the ultimate luxury health and lifestyle destination, delivering functional workouts in a state of the art beautiful loft. Founded by Winter Olympian Steph Prem (nee Hickey), Studio PP is a space dedicated to personal performance: Be the most premium version of yourself and perform at your best. Studio PP Is a leader in the industry, becoming the only health and fitness space with a complete offering of Pilates, yoga, barre, bootcamp. The studio also offers in-house access to nutritionists, myotherapy, physiotherapy and podiatry. In conjunction with an elite team of trainers, who embody premium performance in both fitness and in life, clients are taken on a journey to experience a holistic approach to wellness. Visit the studio's blog Premium Performance full of experiences, advice, findings, recommendations and loves for all things living healthy and happily: www.premium-performance.com

Don't dream it, Do it.

22/06/2026

3 things I learned as an Olympian that I still live by today:

Movement is medicine. It changes your energy, mood, focus and confidence—often faster than anything else.

Mindset is a superpower. Your thoughts shape your actions, and your actions shape your results.

Momentum is everything. Small, consistent actions beat occasional bursts of motivation every time.

Movement. Mindset. Momentum.

The three pillars that carried me through sport—and continue to guide me through life, business and motherhood.

05/03/2026

Composure under pressure.
Self-confidence as a skill.
Self-regulation as a superpower.
In high performance environments, your state is your edge.

Loved being a part of the women’s and girl umpires experience hub with and at the iconic

23/02/2026

The Winter Olympics magic has ended and I’m not coping 😭❄️
(Please check back in 5-7 business days… the Paralympics will have started and I’ll be emotionally stable again 😅)

Sitting here watching the Closing Ceremony, reliving the past few weeks — and feeling pieces of a past life as an athlete — all the joy, and emotions rushing back in.

Calling a gold medal run for alongside was pure privilege. Pure joy. 🥇

Sport can stop a nation in its tracks.
It unites us. It lifts us. It reminds us what’s possible. 💚💛

Thank you &
Till next time.

18/02/2026

Still hard rewatching my Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics run after all these years… this time with my daughter 🤍

I was sitting 11th after my first qualifier — right on the edge of cracking the top 10 in the world. I knew I was close. So I pushed.
And on my second qualifier run- I ate s**t. Hard.

Instead of the top 10 result I’d dreamed about, I ended up with the #9 crash in Euro sport Olympic crash highlights. (Whip lash and breaking 5 ribs does look quite spectacular in slow motion) Not exactly the top 10 I was manifesting.

That moment taught me more than most podiums did. (And I’d had many podiums in the lead up but unfortunately that gets lost in the Olympic hype sometimes)

All week I’ve been riding the highs and lows of these athletes from the commentary box, and I feel it in my bones. I’ve been there. The pressure. The razor-thin margins. The external pressure and noise and the self-imposed expectation.
The greatest pressure we feel is often the pressure we place on ourselves.

As the Olympic motto reminds us: “Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter. ”Faster. Higher. Stronger. Together.

Going all in means risking it all, including the fall.

And one day, when she’s old enough to understand — I hope she sees and I can remind her that courage isn’t always about the result/outcome.


14/02/2026

If, like me, you’re still riding the high from last night’s Snowboardcross GOLD with 🥇🇦🇺… you’re not alone.

But don’t get too comfortable — because tomorrow we’re back for SnowboardCross TEAMS 🔥

This format hits different. It’s not just about individual speed — it’s strategy, trust, and teamwork. One rider sets it up, the next has to finish it.

Same course. New dynamic. Real medal chance. Let’s get behind our riders!
💚💛🇦🇺

📺 Sunday 15th 8PM

11/02/2026

Champions aren’t made on race day.
They’re revealed on it.

I was lucky enough to chat to our three female Snowboardcross athletes ahead of Olympic race day.

Friday night. The battle is on.
8PM 💥

.clift

04/02/2026

Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS) 🏂
Two courses. Two athletes in a knock out format, Zero margin for error.
It’s a fast and high-pressure - and if your kids compete in the Interschools, this is the perfect event to watch as a family!

Excited to be commentating this event Live on THIS SUNDAY 8TH Feb from 7PM.


HAPPY OLYMPIC DAY 11 years ago I was competing at the WINTER OLYMPICS it’s quite surreal (and makes me feel old) The mo...
23/06/2021

HAPPY OLYMPIC DAY
11 years ago I was competing at the WINTER OLYMPICS it’s quite surreal (and makes me feel old)
The most overwhelming, exhilarating and life changing experience that was the Olympics that even after 11 years, still gives me tingles thinking about what it was like standing in that start gate at the top of the race course (s**tting myself don’t be fooled by the smile)
It’s such a great honor and a privilege to be an Olympian and be able to represent your country doing a sport you love SO much and share your experience. A sport that taught me so much and and an injury that essentially shaped this last 11 years of my life in health and wellness.
I’m so grateful for it and to have had the opportunity to stay connected to the sport through the incredible friendships in Aus and around the world and working alongside the and team to commentate the last two Olympics.
Being an Australian snowboarder in the 90’s and early 2000’s was kind of like being on the Jamaican bob sled team, But I was a young twenty something with a lot of passion, grit and drive. A friendly reminder to myself and others that anything is possible.





I chat to so many of my friends and clients in the hospitality industry about balance. Always ensuring everyone around ...
04/05/2021

I chat to so many of my friends and clients in the hospitality industry about balance. Always ensuring everyone around you is enjoying their experience, over expending your energy and getting to yourself last.

I can relate to the feeling of working in the service industry and feeling depleted at the end of your workday. The last thing I feel like doing is socializing and going back out again sometimes after I get home and put my feet up . However this is actually a really important part of our own mental + social health. Socializing (amongst wonderful company and friends) not only prevents feelings of loneliness, it increases our sense of happiness, belonging, wellbeing and perspective on the world. We’re social creatures and need to give ourselves permission to enjoy our off time too. So I’m sharing 3 simple moves you can do at the end of your work day to restore and reset your physical and mental energy (take a beat) and revive your mind + body for a night out feeling more motivated and present.

I’m grateful to be working with .au that places CARE at the top of their list of priorities. It’s a good reminder for us all to do the same.

1. Hip stretch - Hip attachments are directly linked to our stress response or “fight or flight” Lay in this position for 5-10 breaths increasing the stretch by pulling the knee toward your opposite shoulder.

2. Foam rolling - Gives you the therapeutic ability to achieve self massage and rid the body of toxins and congestion. I turn increasing blood flow and circulation.

3. Hamstring stretch — Lay in this position and combine the breath to ease stress and tension in the lumbar spine and in turn the nervous system.

4. After spending a few mins in each pose take a cold shower to increase energy and boost endorphins.

Enjoy xx



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