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4 Reasons to do your Physio “homework”

You have an injury. It's been niggling for awhile but you've been hoping it will "go away". Weeks or months has gone by and it's still giving you grief so you decide to finally see your favorite Physio/Osteo/Chiro/Massage Therapist to see what's going on. They assess,...

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6 Ways to Improve Your Mobility at Work

Desk jobs are the norm these days and research has shown how detrimental being in a seated position all day can be for us. I see many clients with lower back pain who are, quite literally, the shape of a chair. Imagine how well that translates over to performance at...

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Gun show

The biceps. AKA guns. The show pony of the upper body. They tend to get a whole lotta lovin' during training - pull ups, muscle ups, bicep curls in the mirror....ok wrong crowd maybe. But how often are we actually showing these hard working muscles some mobility love?...

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Crunchy knees?

Crunchy sounds eminating from your knees can be a bit off-putting. Particularly if they are so noisy that they attract attention from other people during a squat session. But are they a problem? It depends. First, what IS that noise? Crunchy, grindy-type noises (like...

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A quick fix for a butt wink

The dreaded butt wink. We all know what it looks like so I'm not going to write another big post about it what it is but instead talk about a very simple fix. If a person has an anterior pelvic tilt, in which the pelvis is tipped forward as a result of tight...

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What’s with the pain in my Achilles?

What's with the pain in my Achilles? So you've been box jumping, double undering and running. And then you see the better, faster athletes doing those "bouncy" box jumps...and they are so much faster! So you give them a crack. They're pretty shaky at first and you may...

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Pinchy Shoulder Pain?

If you have shoulder pain or a pinching sensation with overhead movements, maybe your subscapularis is to blame. The subscapularis, which is an internal rotator of the shoulder, is an integral part of a functioning rotator cuff. However, this muscle often...

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