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Why exercise and alcohol are similar

June 13, 2016 by Paul

I was at the bar thinking, do I really need another drink? The familiar lack of self awareness that accompanies drinking alcohol and it’s subsequent affect on the amount of sense people talk was already apparent. Both me and another wedding guest were witnessing two grown men have an argument about the value of parsnips, […]

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Why do strong people get injured?

June 5, 2016 by Paul

Strength seems to be undervalued in the world of rehabilitation. Some professionals question its relevance in the rehabilitation of both acute and chronic injuries. I recently read a therapist arguing that strong people get injured and can be in pain so it can’t be that important. That’s a bit like saying Formula 1 drivers crash […]

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Are you treating the cause or the symptom?

June 4, 2016 by Paul

Headache pills are great. After a night out that was a little bit larger than expected, or a broken night’s sleep up with your children, popping a paracetamol can take the edge of any resulting headache. We all know however that taking a pill does not address the root cause of any pain. A good […]

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Are Ronaldo’s injury worries related to his age?

May 26, 2016 by Paul

Reading The Sunday Times at the weekend I was struck by Graeme Souness’s assessment of Christiano Ronaldo’s recent injury problems. Putting it bluntly, as is Graeme’s way, he blamed his age. Ronaldo is 31. I remember attending an after match dinner at Old Trafford in 2007. A friend of mine (a Spurs fan) said he […]

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What is the single most important thing you can do to keep running injury free?

May 22, 2016 by Paul

What would your guess be? Stretching? Massage? Foam rolling? Colourful trainers? There’s certainly no evidence to suggest that stretching helps. Most studies conclude that whilst it’s good for increasing range of motion it will not prevent injury and may even be responsible for a few. Likewise massage unfortunately even though it feels rather good. Foam […]

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