Neck pain and running
Neck pain can affect runners. NECK PAIN AND RUNNING Neck pain can often occur with running – particularly if people are flexing forwards or sideways with their neck whilst their running. It can also be from a lack of rotation through their thoracic region,...
Lower back pain in runners due to tight hip flexors
Example core stability exercise. LOWER BACK PAIN IN RUNNERS DUE TO TIGHT HIP FLEXORS Lower back pain in runners can come from many areas, however commonly it occurs when people run with an arched back. This can be contributed by tight hip flexors; which...
Biceps Femoris Tendinopathy (distal)
Tendinopathy occurs when there has been excessive loading of a tendon; generally for a prolonged period of time in runners. With Biceps Femoris Tendinopathy at the distal (knee end) of the muscle- this injury generally develops due to an excessive increase in long...
Bouncing back after Achilles injuries
If you are returning to running after an Achilles or calf injury, it is so important to progressively increase strength in that area. One of the main ways this can be done is through improving your hopping technique. Stiffness of the foot and Achilles whilst running...
The importance of patience and persistence
The importance of patience and persistence Have persistence when it comes to running Injuries absolutely suck at the best of times. They never come at a convenient time and always have a way of messing with our mindset, especially if the injury hangs around longer...
Why you should activate your glutes
Why you should activate your glutes Glutes – the powerhouse of your body It may not feel like it for some, but the gluteus max (AKA the bottom) is the biggest and one of the most powerful muscles in the body. The glutes are responsible for keeping our torso erect, and...
Changes to Pilates in April 2019
Changes to Pilates in April 2019 How the changes to private health insurance may affect you As you may be aware, the Australian Government have made some changes to the structure of private health insurance, which will come into play in April this year. In short, many...
Lower back pain? Answer: Cupping!
Lower back pain? Answer: Cupping! Cupping can assist lower back pain Cupping is the process of using a vacuum-like device to draw up the muscle and connective tissue into a cup. This has all of the same benefits of massage, except it is a negative pressure, rather...
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