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Muscle Activation Techniques for golf.

October 27, 2014 by Paul

In a recent study with amateur golfers, Muscle Activation Techniques was shown to both reduce the player’s scores and their self reported fatigue levels. All 15 golfers in the study said they felt their range of movement improved following the treatments and that they were more stable in their swing. This was proved objectively in […]

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Is sport healthy?

October 13, 2014 by Paul

Is sport healthy

Sport should be about life not death. About beauty and health. Tonina Pantani. Tonina Pantani is the mother of Marco Pantani (above) who passed away in tragic circumstances aged just 34. Marco was the greatest Italian cyclist of his generation, winning both the Tour de France and the Giro d’Italia in 1998. He was expelled […]

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Are sit ups bad for your back?

October 2, 2014 by Paul

In this post we discuss if sit ups really are bad for your back. Let’s put this into context before we discuss how we got to asking this question. Is bending your knee bad for your knee? Is pointing your ankle bad for your ankle? Probably not right? Why would flexing your spine be any […]

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Perhaps it was how I slept?

September 15, 2014 by Paul

Below is a quote from a former client who moved abroad. He was seeking advice on a painful hip. It’s used with his kind permission. “It’s my left hip. I don’t know what happened, I thought it might be because I’ve been sleeping on the couch the last few nights as I’ve been getting in […]

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Hip muscle weakness may lead to Osteoarthritis.

August 18, 2014 by Paul

A major risk factor for developing Osteoarthritis in the knee joint is weak hip abductor muscles. We have written about this previously here Researchers in Italy have recently modeled the effect weak hip muscles can have on joint forces at the hip, knee and ankle. They found an increase in force at the contact surfaces […]

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