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It’s time to bin resistance bands for exercise rehab

April 29, 2024 by Paul

Resistance bands for exercise rehab

In this post we discuss why it’s time to bin resistance bands for exercise rehab.  Watch this Bupa advert and see if anything jumps out at you. If you’re not aware, Bupa is a health insurance company.  Along with patients receiving high tech testing and treatment, did you notice a clip of a physiotherapist helping […]

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Would you hire a fat personal trainer?

April 17, 2024 by Paul

would you hire a fat personal trainer

Would you hire a fat personal trainer? If not why not?  In this post we discuss the biases that can lead to poor outcomes if you choose a trainer for the wrong reasons.  Have you ever noticed that people tend to look like their dogs? Apparently this is now a scientific fact. Studies have shown […]

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Reducing preventable disability

March 29, 2024 by Paul

reducing preventable disability

In this post we discuss what preventable disability is and how we can reduce its impact.  A year or so ago I was sat on a bench on the top of Richmond Hill with a colleague of my mine. We were earnestly discussing what we were trying to achieve in the world. Somewhere from my […]

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Why you can have pain without injury

March 26, 2024 by Paul

why you can have pain without injury

In this post we discuss why you can have pain without injury and the other factors involved in creating the pain experience. At a glance Scans typically reveal structural changes even in people without pain, highlighting that imaging doesn’t reliably predict discomfort. Pain can vary daily—you might bend over one day without issue, and struggle the […]

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Is back pain a medical issue?

February 28, 2024 by Paul

Is back pain a medical issue

In this post we discuss whether back pain is a medical issue given how common it seems to be.  At a glance Up to 85% of people will experience back pain at some point, often due to temporary muscle overload or poor movement patterns—not serious injury. Acute back pain usually resolves on its own. Things […]

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  • Why you can’t improve your hip flexibility (it’s not what you think) April 19, 2026
  • We’re living longer but we’re in worse health: why resistance training can reverse this trend April 11, 2026
  • More weight, worse results: The neuroscience behind load and muscle activation April 1, 2026
  • What should be happening during rehab exercises vs what is March 18, 2026
  • Stretch it or strengthen it? What’s better for chronic or ongoing injuries? March 11, 2026

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