Balance Body and Bike
People have been riding bikes since the 1800s, however in recent years the number of people cycling, has surged. No longer is […]
People have been riding bikes since the 1800s, however in recent years the number of people cycling, has surged. No longer is […]
Strength training forms the basis of rehabilitation programmes, and quite rightly! Being able to produce force and control load has a positive […]
We’re told regularly that we should do more mobility training during the day but why, and how? Improving our daily mobility habits […]
Simply, yes. Lifting weights isn’t just a case of moving load from A to B. We have to consider the specific actions […]
We are often implementing hamstring rehabilitation programmes for our patients. But what if we were preventative about hamstring injuries as well? Studies […]
Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS) – commonly referred to as ‘Shin Splints’ – is pain along the medial side (inside) of the tibia (shin), commonly affecting athletes who’s sport/activity involves running and jumping. MTSS is the most prevalent lower leg injury in the active population, and is the most common lower limb complaint that we see in clinic. But why do we get it, and what can we do about it?
DOMS – or Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness – is caused by microtrauma to muscles following excessive or unaccustomed exercise, especially if there […]