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Are you jeopardising your Achilles?

The Achilles Tendon is a fibrous connective tissue that connects both calf muscles (gastrocnemius and the soleus) to the heel……...

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How to… Reduce Forward Head Posture

This article is a follow on from the article titled Forward Head Posture.  It was previously established that forward head……...

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Forward Head Posture

What is it? Why is it becoming more prolific?   Generally, forward head posture is when the ears are positioned……...

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Pacing: Return to Function

What is Pacing? Pacing is where you monitor your activity levels closely to prevent flare ups of pain. It is……...

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Do you move properly?

Are you moving correctly? What is correct movement?  So many people never think about how they “move”. So many people……...

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How to… Finding Neutral Spine/Neutral Pelvis

Exercising in neutral spine/neutral pelvis is essential for certain exercises. If you don’t you will end up causing a lot……...

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How to… Supine Alternate Leg Lift on Foam Roller

This is a great exercise to see if your transverse abdominis work correctly. The Foam Roller doesn’t lie. There should……...

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Isolation v’s Compound Exercise?

Isolation v’s Compound Exercise? An isolation exercise is one that basically uses only one, or very few muscle groups, in……...

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How to… Prone Trunk Extension on a BOSU

  Great exercise for strengthening the muscles in the lower back and improving core stability and strength…. This content is…...

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How to… Lunge with your Back Foot on a Ball

A very effective way to work the muscles in your legs and gluteals. Your stabilisers get a great workout too!……...

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