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Why subtalar joint motion is critical to walking and running and how to improve it

July 15, 2020 by Paul

why subtalar joint motion is critical to walking and running

In this post we discuss why subtalar joint motion is critical to walking and running and look at two exercises to help you improve it. At a glance Most rehab programmes ignore the foot and ankle, especially the subtalar joint. It drives pronation (shock absorption) and supination (forward propulsion) in walking and running. Restricted motion here limits force absorption and can cause pain […]

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How Muscle Activation Techniques helped Bryson DeChambeau transform his golf

July 5, 2020 by Paul

How muscle Activation Techniques helped Bryson dechambeau reocer from injury

In this post we take a deeper look at how Muscle Activation Techniques helped Bryson DeChambeau transform his golf and recover from a back injury. Bryson DeChambeau has undergone a physical transformation over the last few months that’s had a significant impact on his golf game. He now leads the professional tour in driving distance, […]

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What causes frozen shoulder and the best exercises to help you recover

June 17, 2020 by Paul

what causes frozen shoulder and the best exercises to help recover from it

In this post we take a detailed look at what causes frozen shoulder and the best exercises to help you recover as quickly as possible. At a glance Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) causes pain and severe motion loss — often linked to inflammation, diabetes, and metabolic issues. Once thought to resolve on its own, research now shows symptoms […]

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Why you should train your adductors for rehab and sports

May 30, 2020 by Paul

train your adductors for tennis

In this post we take a detailed look at why you should train your adductors for both rehab and sports performance. We also look at the reasons why the adductors seem to be so undervalued in both. At a glance The adductors are often overlooked, but they play a critical role in stability, movement efficiency, and […]

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What impact will Coronavirus have on gyms and how we exercise?

May 11, 2020 by Paul

will Coronavirus change how we exercise for good

In this post we look at the impact Coronavirus will have on gyms and ask whether it will change how we exercise for good. At the time of writing the UK government has just announced their plan to get the country moving again after lockdown. Whilst there wasn’t an immediate decision to open gyms, what […]

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