The shoulder is one of the most complex and mobile joints in the human body, making it particularly susceptible to injury and pain. Whether you're an athlete, office worker, or simply going about daily activities, shoulder pain can significantly impact your quality of life. The good news is that physiotherapy offers effective, evidence-based treatments that […]
If you're over 35 and playing 90-minute footy matches every weekend, listen up One of the most common injuries in middle-aged footballers? Calf strains. Here’s why it happens (and how to stop it happening to you): Too much, too soon. Not enough dynamic loading during the week. Poor tissue tolerance to high-speed work. Thinking your 20 years old again and […]
Written by Adele Griffin, Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor Whether you're just getting started or wanting more from your training, a well-balanced routine is the key to looking after your body and feeling your best - inside and out. The good news? It doesn’t have to be complicated. Here’s a simple weekly formula that covers […]
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease that commonly affects weight-bearing joints, including the foot and ankle. Characterised by cartilage breakdown, joint stiffness, pain, and swelling, OA can significantly impair mobility and quality of life. While many associate podiatrists with general foot care, they play a crucial role in managing foot and ankle osteoarthritis. Understanding […]
A Comprehensive Guide Living with gluteal tendinopathy (also known as greater trochanteric pain syndrome) can be challenging, but effective treatment options are available. This condition affects the tendons that connect your gluteal muscles to your hip and can cause persistent pain on the outside of your hip. In this condition, tendons are generally not inflamed, […]
SERVES: 2PREP & COOK TIME: 30 MINS INGREDIENTSSERVES: 2PREP & COOK TIME: 30 MINS 250 g kumara, cut into 2 cm cubes2 Tbsp. olive oil280 g lean beef (e.g. sirloin), cut into 2 cmstrips, seasoned with salt and pepper1/2 bag of leaves (e.g. rocket, baby spinach, ormixed)4 cherry tomatoes (or 1 medium tomatoes),chopped1/2 small red […]
When it comes to fitness, I am often saying to my clients - "consistency is key" and this rings true. Achieving long-term results isn't about going all-out once in a while but showing up day after day, even when motivation dips. Here’s why consistency matters and how you can make it a habit in your […]
Becoming a mother is one of a woman’s biggest transformations in life, yet we can be so quick to hand over the experience and our trust to others. A care provider may have more knowledge and experience in the world of birth, however they are not qualified in knowing who we are, nor do they […]
October is International Breast Cancer Awareness month so I thought I’d take this opportunity to raise awareness on something that many people don’t even realise exists in the cancer treatment space… Physiotherapy I’m sure we can all agree that seeing a physio after you’ve had any kind of orthopaedic surgery is almost a given. Similarly […]
By Kirsten Rose, Physiotherapist & Health Coach. This was the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week this year. It reminds us of the importance of social support and connection with others in order to foster not only our mental wellbeing, but our wellbeing as a whole. As a species, humans are wired for connection but […]
