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Golf Injuries
Approximately 60 million people around the world play golf, some well into their eighties and nineties. Golf has many health...
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Do I apply cold or heat?
When do you apply heat or ice to an area to help with pain control or rehabilitation. Read more
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Managing Swimming Injuries
Swimming can be considered a ‘low-impact’ sport due to the fact that the water supports a large percentage of your...
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Christmas Wellness
After a year that we may all wish to forget, be caring and aware that not all people find Christmas...
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Mountain Bike Injuries
With the popularity of riding and mountain bike riding increasing, we are seeing an increase in mountain bike injuries. We...
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Body tests
This series of body self assessment tools helps you compare your movement and flexibility to age matched peers. If you...
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Ulnar nerve entrapment
WHAT IS ULNAR NERVE ENTRAPMENT? Ulnar nerve entrapment or impingement is a disorder that involves physical compression of the ulnar...
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Sesamoid pain?
WHAT IS SESAMOIDITIS? Sesamoiditis is an inflammation or injury to a sesamoid bone. Whilst this injury can technically occur to...
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The Rehab Journey
The rehabilitation journey can be filled with ups and downs - hopefully, more ups than downs!
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Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
Frozen shoulder is a condition is characterised by a progressive stiffness of the joint and pain
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compartment syndrome
Compartment syndrome is a condition that involves an excessive pressure build up within a space in the body
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shin splints
Shin splints can be an annoying condition to have, especially if you are an active individual who participates in recreational...
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease that can have a progressive disabling effect to various joints in the human...
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pec strain
When it comes to pectoralis strains, the main muscle that is injured is “pectoralis major”. There is also a “pectoralis...
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Standing desks: Are they better for you?
In conclusion, sit-stand desks are the best option to improve health and prevent musculoskeletal problems as they allow you to...
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- Physica Newsletter- Scoliosis
- Physica Newsletter- Whiplash
- Physica Newsletter – Rotator Cuff Injuries
- Physica Newsletter – Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- Physica Newsletter – Deep Vein Thrombosis
- Physica Newsletter – Nerve Root Pain
- Physica Newsletter – Meniscal Injuries
- Physica Newsletter – Migraine
- Physica Newsletter – Finger Injuries
- Physica Newsletter – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Physica Newsletter – Intervertebral disc injuries
- Physica Newsletter – Myotherapy and Core Performance
- Physica Newsletter – Stress fractures
- Physica Newsletter – Ankle fractures
- Physica Newsletter – Wry Neck
- Physica Newsletter – Subacromial Impingement
- Physica Newsletter – ACL and PCL Injuries
- Physica Newsletter – Plantar Fasciitis
- Physica Newsletter- Patella Dislocations
- Physica Newsletter – Redcord Training
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