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Washington Redskin’s players using Muscle Activation Techniques.

January 3, 2016 by Paul

Kory Lichensteiger (below) and Jason Hatcher of the Washington Redskins have recently described how Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT) helped them recover from injury when conventional rehabilitation had failed. Read the full Washington Times article here. If you are suffering from an injury that doesn’t seem to be getting better, book a free consultation here to […]

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What every injured runner needs to know

December 15, 2015 by Paul

In this post we discuss what every injured runner needs to know. Having this information will help you make better decisions about your rehabilitation and get you back running faster. Does this describe you? If you’re currently injured and not making progress with your rehab, I would guess that you’re getting a little frustrated. You […]

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Ten years of bilateral Achilles tendon pain gone in ten sessions

October 22, 2015 by Paul

Ed is an endurance athlete who came to see me in the summer with bilateral Achilles tendon pain. He recently stepped out of bed without pain for the first time in 10 years. Below is his Achilles tendon rehab testimonial. “After 10 years of Achilles tendon pain I was fed up. Although I had completed […]

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A single ankle sprain may change your life

October 3, 2015 by Paul

ankle sprain long term consequences

This is the conclusion of a study published in the The Journal of Sports Science and Medicine and the subject of a recent New York Times article. Researchers at The University of North Carolina subjected mice to ankle sprains of different severities and then tracked their activity levels until their deaths. Mice who had received […]

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Sciatica and exercise: two principles to apply for better results

September 30, 2015 by Paul

If you’ve been diagnosed with sciatica and have been recommended exercise as a solution then this post will help you make better decisions on what works and what doesn’t and perhaps more importantly, why. Sciatica, in all its derivations, is thought to occur as a result of nerve route compression although the relationship between what […]

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