Kylee Todd

I live in a leafy and beautiful suburb in Canberra and enjoy being part of such a vibrant and diverse community. As the mother of three young and energetic boys, I understand the physical and mental challenges associated with early motherhood and beyond. In 2013 I established an outdoor Personal-Training business in the Inner-Sydney suburb of Glebe, providing women – especially mothers, with the opportunity to improve their level of fitness, health and well-being. 

Engaging with clients and listening to their needs as mothers inspired me to develop my personal training programs targeting the needs of Postnatal mothers. I strongly believe that there is a lack of education and awareness to postnatal healing and restorative practices for women. It wasn’t until after having my third child and studying with Burrell Education that I began to understand the importance of issues such as Diastasis Recti (DRA) and prolapse. Despite giving birth to three children with countless visits to the doctor and midwife, it took my own investigations to discover that postnatal women are often in the dark about what has happened to their bodies since having a child. I believe that there is an absence of education from not only the medical profession but also the fitness industry in relation to postnatal well-being. With nearly 300,000 births per year in Australia, I often wonder how many of these new mums are effectively being assessed before returning to exercise such as going to the gym or jumping into boot-camp sessions?

I am focused on educating my clients about the appropriate do’s and don’ts for effective healing of their core. My sessions aren’t just about the exercise. Each week to conclude the class, we discuss important topics such as nutrition for healing, hormones in the postnatal period and helpful tips on positive lifestyle choices.