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- Quipmo accepted into WA Leaders on Full Scholarship!
  May 20, 2020Quipmo AnnouncementsQuipmo accepted into WA Leaders’ Executive Leaders Program on Full Scholarship from the City of Canning!! Highlights: WA Leaders – Western Australian Leaders inspires leading companies. It achieves this through the provision of knowledge, and networks. Western Australian Leaders assists companies to achieve sustainable growth, manage succession planning and evaluate entry and exit strategies for their business. Using this experience and its networks, Western Australian Leaders operates a range of initiatives designed to benefit companies at different stages of growth. The City of Canning – The City of Canning is a local government area in the southeastern suburbs of the Western Australian capital city of Perth, about 10 kilometres southeast of Perth’s central business district. The City covers an area of 64.8 square kilometres and had a population of approximately 90,000 Quipmo – Equipment for the Moment! – launched in Perth in Feb 2017 is the surf, bike and snow peer to peer gear rental marketplace for like-minded travellers and locals who share a passion for adventure! Connecting people with great gear for adventures is about to become a whole lot easier! We are absolutely thrilled to advise that Quipmo has been accepted to participate in WA Leaders’ Executive Leaders program on full scholarship from the City of Canning! This is amazing news for Quipmo as The Executive Leaders Series has been designed to bring fresh expertise, industry knowledge and valued connections. The Series enables leading companies to not only face a broad range of challenges and opportunities, but to excel in driving personal, professional and business growth. The opportunity to learn from some of WA’s greatest business minds, and to share our journey with other entrepreneurs and senior business leaders will be invaluable! Have you got gear … If you’ve got gear be sure to get it up on Quipmo and let’s make someone’s adventure today! In adventure, Chris and the Quipmo team! Check out quipmo.com and start your adventure today! Sign up to the Quipmo mailing list now and stay up to date with all things adventure! ... Read more...
- 5 Ways to Stay Healthy and Happy During Lockdown
  April 7, 2020Stories and PeopleAuthor: Lac Campbell Make the most of your time at home with these 5 strategies for staying healthy and happy during lockdown. It’s funny how quickly life can change. One minute you’re organising a downhill mountain biking trip with mates or arranging an all-girls ski trip. The next minute you’re standing in a shopping centre aisle wondering where the hell all the 4-ply has gone. This sudden shift can throw your life into disarray and make quick work of your well-established routine. The lack of precedent only serves to make staying on track all the more difficult. The good news is that we’re all in this together. However, looking after yourself and those closest to you should be a priority. With that in mind, here are 5 easy ways to stay healthy and happy during quarantine. 1. Keep in regular contact with friends and family Human beings are social creatures. We need regular contact with not just our immediate family unit but also our closest confidants and our broader circle of friends. This doesn’t mean firing texts back and forth or relying on instant messages to bridge the divide. For social connectedness to be effective, you need to try and recreate those face-to-face interactions. Scheduling Facetime hangs with your mates or attempting to host a virtual dinner party via apps such as Zoom will help you feel a little more connected. They won’t replace the real thing mind you, but in this situation it’s about doing the best you can with what you have, and compared to generations before us, we’ve got a lot of technology at our fingertips to make socialising from a distance super easy. 2. Establish a routine Right now your daily routine is probably out of whack and that’s ok. You will need to establish some semblance of a routine though if you want to maintain your sanity. This means not giving into the temptation of kicking it on the couch to binge watch Netflix throughout the day. There’s plenty of time for that at night and on weekends. Try instead to create a plan that imitates whatever a standard day would usually look like for you and your family. Set an alarm in the morning, get up to workout if that’s what you usually do and check any emails in your home office or at a makeshift desk, rather than while seated at the breakfast table. There’s so much going on right now that you can’t control. What you can control is how you organise your day. It will no doubt look different depending on your living situation, but establishing a routine will certainly help you feel more grounded. 3. Arrange an adventure sports movie night Just like you we yearn for the moment when we can go outside and take our favourite Quipmo hire equipment for a spin. For now though, we need to get creative in order to get our fix. This means switching the outdoors for the TV, laptop or tablet and scheduling an adventure sports film night. Queue up a couple of online surfing edits. Rewatch your favourite snowboarding movie. Check out a sport that you have never seen before. Who knows? You might want to give it a crack in the near future. If that’s the case, Quipmo has your back. There’s so much awesome content at our fingertips. A lot of which is free to view. It won’t take long to dig up a handful of seriously awesome films or get some recommendations from mates. Then it’s just a matter of kicking back, watching some classic adventure sports footage and letting your mind drift away. Beer or wine is optional. You can always work it off in our next tip… 4. Don’t neglect physical exercise You shouldn’t put a line through trying to stay fit, just because you can’t go to the gym or run a few laps around the neighbourhood. As long as you have enough room to roll out a yoga mat or space to lift some iron in the garage, staying fit is totally possible. After all, exercise is as good for the body as it is for the mind. Even a short circuit of pushups, situps, burpees and starjumps will have a positive effect on your mental state. Not having a workout routine is no excuse either. There are youtube videos, apps with trial periods and fitness trainers that offer free programs if you simply sign up for their newsletter. Once you have a routine handy, it’s just a matter of sticking to it while you’re in lockdown. Our advice is to begin with a small 10-minute workout in the morning then build from there. If you start losing motivation though, just remember that this guy ran a marathon on his 7-metre balcony. The least you can do is a few simple exercises in your living room. 5. Lay off social media every once and awhile Staying connected via social media is great, but there’s such a thing as information overload. If you lean into Instagram or Facebook to the point where it consumes any spare time you may have, you will end up feeling overwhelmed with negativity (bad news gets more press than good news after all). Totally unplugging from social media isn’t the answer. Instead, you should schedule time for it throughout the day. Feel free to unfollow any individuals or pages that appear to sensationalise the news as well. The last thing you need is to feel confused or anxious while you’re trying to stay positive. Don’t forget that you have the power to make life easier for yourself and those around you. Stay tough. You’ve got this. When it’s all said and done, Quipmo will be here to help facilitate your next adventure. If you’ve got gear be sure to get it up on Quipmo and let’s make someone’s adventure today! In adventure, Chris and the Quipmo team! Check out quipmo.com and start your adventure today! Sign up to the Quipmo mailing list now and stay up to date with all things adventure! ... Read more...