• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Human Movement

Injury Rehab and Sports Performance Training, City of London

  • About
  • Process
    • Our Process
    • Can I help you?
  • Methods
    • Muscle Activation Techniques
    • Resistance Training
  • Programmes
    • In person programme
    • Online programme
  • Resources
    • 9 key principles to help you recover from pain and injury
    • Everything you need to know about exercise at 50 and beyond
  • Blog
  • Contact

Training

Preventing injury in footballers; is GPS the answer?

August 16, 2016 by Paul

Preventing injury in football players is the holy grail. In the first game of the season last weekend Arsenal lost both Aaron Ramsey and Alex Iwobi to non contact injuries which should, in theory, be avoidable. The University of Birmingham and Southhampton Football Club have just released a study which uses GPS technology in an […]

Filed Under: Rehabilitation, Training

The benefits of Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT)

August 11, 2016 by Paul

An excellent piece on the benefits of Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT) from MAT HQ in Denver. In summary. 1) MAT can help explore the contribution muscle weakness is having on your pain. 2) MAT ensures your muscular system is contracting to the best of it’s ability. 3) MAT can increase range of motion without the […]

Filed Under: Rehabilitation, Training

The number one yoga mistake

August 2, 2016 by Paul

I get asked a lot about the value of yoga in terms of rehab and aiding flexibility in general. I also work with a number of practitioners who are usually interested to know how they can improve their delivery to better help their students. Whilst I’m certainly not an expert in yoga, I have studied […]

Filed Under: Rehabilitation, Training

Exercise is the answer but where to start?

June 29, 2016 by Paul

I clearly remember my first personal training client. He was a jovial overweight gentleman who desperately wanted to lose weight to keep up with his new girlfriend who was half his age. My approach, as a former endurance athlete, was to run him on a treadmill progressively further and faster. Whilst he lost weight he […]

Filed Under: Training

Change your life with Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT)

June 18, 2016 by Paul

I recently read a great tweet via Paul Ingraham @PainSci pondering the possibility of ‘unfucking yourself’. What if you could hit a button that restored your factory settings and wiped away all the incidents that are to blame for your current physical state? The marathon that ruined your knee, the cabinet that you shouldn’t have […]

Filed Under: Rehabilitation, Training

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 46
  • Page 47
  • Page 48
  • Page 49
  • Page 50
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 62
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

Not making progress with your rehab?

Subscribe below and find out how to get moving with our FREE 21 page guide.

9 key principles to help you recover from pain and injury pdf cover

Everything you need to know about exercise at 50 and beyond.

Subscribe and receive our 45 page guide FREE.

Everything you need to know about exercise at 50 and beyond pdf cover

Categories

Recent Posts

  • Getting fitness and rehab advice from ChatGPT? Be careful November 23, 2025
  • How to strengthen your toe flexors — and why it matters after 50 November 11, 2025
  • Why strong calves matter as you age: Balance, mobility, and longevity November 8, 2025
  • The danger of over-medicalising common physical complaints October 29, 2025
  • The ‘why,’ not the ‘what,’ is the key to recovering from chronic injuries October 28, 2025

Footer

CONTACT

Human Movement
30 Cannon Street
London, EC4M 6XH

+44 020 7183 1164
paul@human-movement.com

BLOG

  • Getting fitness and rehab advice from ChatGPT? Be careful November 23, 2025
  • How to strengthen your toe flexors — and why it matters after 50 November 11, 2025
  • Why strong calves matter as you age: Balance, mobility, and longevity November 8, 2025

FOLLOW

SUBSCRIBE

Privacy | Cookies | Terms