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You’ve done your exercises, you feel strong, so why are you still in pain?

September 30, 2021 by Paul

feel strong so why are you still in pain

In this post we look at why you might still be in pain despite doing your rehab exercises and feeling stronger. We also look at what you can do next. First let’s define what we mean by strong.  It’s a word we hear often in sport and exercise, but it can be difficult to define […]

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Why you should train the muscles of your feet and where to start

September 10, 2021 by Paul

why you should train the muscles of your feet

In this post we look at why you should train the muscles of your feet and three useful exercises to get you started. Picture this, you go to the Doctor because you have a pain in your toe. After careful examination she says you have two options: 1)  live with the pain for the rest […]

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How to shoulder press without pain

August 25, 2021 by Paul

how to shoulder press without pain

In this post we look at how to shoulder press without getting pain in your shoulder.  When was the last time you spent some time with your arms over your head?  Perhaps when you were wrestling with a suitcase in the overhead compartment on a flight?  Or trying to fix a light fitting at home?  […]

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How to select exercises for injury rehab programmes

July 28, 2021 by Paul

how to select exercises for injury rehab

In this post we look at how to select exercises for injury rehab and one important factor to consider. Part of my job is to investigate why people have previously failed rehab, or more accurately, why rehab has failed them.  One common reason is they are performing multiple exercises for the same muscles.  Whilst the […]

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Why ‘great bang for your buck’ exercises don’t work

June 20, 2021 by Paul

why great bang for your buck exercises don't work

In this post we look at why ‘great bang for your buck’ exercises don’t work. You’ve no doubt seen these type of exercises on social media, where there’s more choreography involved than a West End musical.  The sort of exercise where you have to control nearly every joint in your body, whilst moving a limb […]

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