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Is ‘can’t go wrong getting strong’ accurate for chronic pain and injury?

May 20, 2024 by Paul

can't go wrong getting strong

In this post we discuss whether the statement ‘can’t go wrong getting strong’ is accurate if you suffer from chronic pain and injury. You might have seen this quote on social media from physiotherapists extolling the benefits of strength training.  Whilst there’s obviously some truth to it, using it in the context of those who […]

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Why you get shoulder pain at the gym and what to do about it

May 15, 2024 by Paul

why you get shoulder pain at the gym

In this post we discuss why you get shoulder pain at the gym and what you can do to resolve it. So you’re at the gym pressing some dumbbells when you notice discomfort around your shoulder.  Ok no problem you think, I’ll just leave that for a few days and let it recover.  The following […]

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It’s time to bin resistance bands for exercise rehab

April 29, 2024 by Paul

Resistance bands for exercise rehab

In this post we discuss why it’s time to bin resistance bands for exercise rehab.  Watch this Bupa advert and see if anything jumps out at you. If you’re not aware, Bupa is a health insurance company.  Along with patients receiving high tech testing and treatment, did you notice a clip of a physiotherapist helping […]

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Why your lead shoulder hurts when you play golf

April 24, 2024 by Paul

why your lead shoulder hurts when you play golf

In this post we discuss why your lead shoulder hurts when you play golf and what you can do to resolve the issue. If you’re experiencing pain or discomfort in your lead shoulder when you play golf, you’re not alone.  Among professional golfers the shoulder is the third most commonly injured area behind the lower […]

Filed Under: Golf, Rehabilitation, Training

Would you hire a fat personal trainer?

April 17, 2024 by Paul

would you hire a fat personal trainer

Would you hire a fat personal trainer? If not why not?  In this post we discuss the biases that can lead to poor outcomes if you choose a trainer for the wrong reasons.  Have you ever noticed that people tend to look like their dogs? Apparently this is now a scientific fact. Studies have shown […]

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