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Exercise, pain, stretch, massage, repeat.

May 2, 2017 by Paul

Exercise pain.

Does this cycle sound familiar to you? You exercise a bit, that familiar sensation comes back at some point, you manage it with stretching / foam rolling and book a massage. Everything feels better for a while, you exercise a bit and yep, there it is again. Do you ever wonder why it keeps coming […]

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Does getting older increase injury risk?

April 23, 2017 by Paul

Running injury

In this post we explore whether getting older increases your risk of injury, or if there are other, more important factors to consider. The majority of the people I work with have chronic injuries which have so far proven difficult to resolve. Inevitably some will ask me if their age is a factor. Interestingly these […]

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Why is Tiger Woods always injured?

April 3, 2017 by Paul

Tiger Woods injury

In this post we take a detailed look at why Tiger Woods has suffered so many injuries over his career. I’m no golfer. Anybody living near the first hole of the Val de Lobo course in Portugal will attest to that. I’m sure a signal went up to move inside whenever I came to tee […]

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Injury rehab and joined up thinking.

March 13, 2017 by Paul

As a younger man (and in a different life) I was a road racing cyclist. During my career I picked up a couple of injuries that kept me off my bike for extended periods. One was a knee injury, the other a hamstring issue. To gain a resolution I visited various physiotherapists, osteopaths and massage […]

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What climbing mountains can teach us about injury rehab

February 21, 2017 by Paul

I recently watched the superb documentary K2 Siren of the Himalayas. In it world renowned alpinist Fabrizio Zangrilli talks about his philosophy on climbing and how focusing solely on summiting the mountain would miss the point. According to Fabrizio, by concentrating exclusively on the goal you risk losing a thousand moments of joy that lead you […]

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