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Why rehab is like Moneyball

January 24, 2022 by Paul

why rehab is like moneyball

Moneyball is a great film. If you haven’t seen it, the story centres around the manager of a struggling professional baseball team.  Unable to compete financially against the biggest teams in the league, he adopts a pragmatic system that uses statistics to assess a player’s value.  Through this alternative view he discovers untapped potential that […]

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Do you need rehab or training?

January 15, 2022 by Paul

do you need rehab or training

In this post we discuss whether you need rehab or training and what the difference is. Let’s start with a quiz. Here are three scenarios for you. Which do you think require rehab and which require training?  Scenario 1  Have you got pain or discomfort in an area of your body as you read this?  […]

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The most important question to ask when something hurts

December 15, 2021 by Paul

the most important question to ask when something hurts

In this post we discuss why the most important question to ask when something hurts is, now what? When we feel pain, muscle tightness, or limitations in our bodies, there’s an understandable desire to identify the cause.  We want to know what this thing is. What’s it called? Why has it happened?  Many times however […]

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Why you shouldn’t use exercise to lose weight

December 2, 2021 by Paul

why you shouldn't use exercise to lose weight

In this post we discuss why you shouldn’t use exercise to lose weight and what can sometimes happen if you do. At a glance • Weight loss = reducing body fat, which requires a calorie deficit. • Using exercise to burn calories creates an unhealthy relationship with training, leading to burnout and injury. • Sudden […]

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How to exercise without pain

November 17, 2021 by Paul

how to exercise without pain

In this post we discuss how to exercise without pain and why rethinking what exercise actually is might be helpful. Before we begin lets’s first clarify what the word exercise actually means.  Whilst it’s a word we routinely use, its precise meaning is rarely considered. Which of the following would you classify as exercise? Playing […]

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  • If an exercise causes pain, give it a minute and try again February 10, 2026
  • Why exercise names don’t matter (force does) February 4, 2026
  • Why focusing on sensations fails in chronic muscle and joint pain January 27, 2026
  • Why your daily exercises help, but don’t keep the pain away  January 18, 2026
  • Why resistance training succeeds where physiotherapy sometimes fails January 12, 2026

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