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One repetition, so many possibilities

June 14, 2021 by Paul

One repetition so many possibilities

In this post we look at the variety of ways you can perform a single repetition and the likely adaptations this will produce. The value of a personal trainer is sometimes gauged on the variety of exercises they create.  Doing something different doesn’t need to involve something that looks different however.  It can be applying […]

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The physio told me the pain was in my head

May 20, 2021 by Paul

physio told me pain was in my head

In this post we look at what your physio might have meant when they suggested the pain you’re experiencing is in your head. We also explore what else might be going on. If you’ve been seeing a rehab professional for some time without making much progress, they may have told you the pain you’re experiencing […]

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Can exercise improve back pain? Yes but…

May 2, 2021 by Paul

can exercise improve back pain

In this post, we look at the evidence that suggests exercise can improve back pain and what the most effective exercises are.  If you experience back pain, you may have tried various therapies without much success.  There’s also a strong possibility you’ve been given exercise in one form or another as part of your treatment.  […]

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How to get strong after 50 despite aches, pains and muscle tightness

March 22, 2021 by Paul

Sprinting after 40 is a bad idea

In this post we look at how to get strong after 50, even if you suffer with aches, pains and muscle tightness.  You’ve probably read that maintaining your muscle mass as you age is a critical factor in staying healthy.  Resistance training is widely acknowledged as the most effective way to achieve this.  What if […]

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The client journey

February 13, 2021 by Paul

The client journey

I’ve found myself fantasising about foreign travel recently. Walks on empty beaches, through narrow alleyways in medieval European cities, and up deserted mountain trails. No surprise I guess when our freedom to travel is currently restricted.  The most enjoyable aspect of travelling for me isn’t so much the scenery however, but rather the experiences that […]

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