Difference between a GP and a Physio!
Yes that’s right,difference between a Physio and GP ! Do I need a referral to see a Physio? A lot of people seem to be confused about whether they should see a Physio or GP for certain [...]
Yes that’s right,difference between a Physio and GP ! Do I need a referral to see a Physio? A lot of people seem to be confused about whether they should see a Physio or GP for certain [...]
Are you looking for knee exercises to relieve pain? Does the pain start on getting up after prolonged sitting? or perhaps after driving for long? How about pain on climbing up and down stairs?? Remember pain is not normal. [...]
Are you looking for back exercises to strengthen and stretch your back? Look no further! Here are some very basic back exercises you can do to relieve your back pain and improve mobility. The best thing about these exercises [...]
Patello-femoral pain syndrome is pain occurring behind the knee cap on doing activities such as going downstairs specifically, running or kneeling. The pain is often sharp and can stop you from doing the activity.
Are you ever confused about when you should see a Physiotherapist and when just a massage will work? The following article will give you some insight into what you need -Physio or Massage.
Over indulged over the holidays and forgot about the gym? If you are like me, the answer would be a big fat Yes! Well, at least we all start the year with a great resolution to fight those fat stores [...]
Does your lower back feel stiff after a workout? Or perhaps is it at the end of the day after a heavy day at work? This extremely effective lower back stretch with a foam roller is great to almost immediately improve flexibility. It's a great stretch post workout to prevent back stiffness and soreness.
What is Ankle Sprain? Ankle sprain is one of the most common types of sports injuries we see. According to Sports Medicine Australia, a sprain is defined as a tearing of the ligaments that connect bone to bone [...]
The simple answer is YES! flat feet can cause pain which in turn can lead to knee and back pain! On standing, the inside border of the feet should have a slight arch. This means that the small bones of our [...]
Biceps tendonitis is swelling of the biceps muscle tendon, which attaches to the front of the Shoulder. Biceps tendon damage may occur in people doing heavy physical activities such as construction workers. It is also common in body builders trying to lift heavier with their biceps exercises.