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Cycling Injuries & Physiotherapy

Cycling injuries are an unfortunate part of most rider’s relationship with the bike. Some people are more prone to injury …

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How massage effects your mood

An apple a day keeps the doctor away… We’ve all heard this phrase. Well how good would it be if …

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What pain relief is right for you?

Pain has been a huge topic for discussion for a long time now. Nearly everyone feels it (I say ‘nearly’ …

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Why is Your Body Like a Chain

The concept that the human body is like a chain has been around for a long time. The body is …

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Physiotherapy and Numbness

Numbness or lack of sensation is generally caused by pressure on a nerve but there are many other possible reasons …

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Sacroiliac Joint Pain and Dysfunction

Dysfunction in the sacroiliac joint or SIJ (a large joint in your lower back connecting your sacrum to your pelvis) …

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Walking makes you happy

It’s true – exercise boosts your mood. Studies show that a brisk walk is just as effective as antidepressants in …

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Piriformis (a deep gluteal muscle) Stretch

Begin in a full push-up position, palms aligned under shoulders.

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AFL Injuries and Physiotherapy

With the AFL finals being played this week, we are likely to see some intense physical clashes as clubs compete …

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Golf and Physiotherapy

For years, golf back pain has been accepted by golfers as some kind of badge of honour. Swinging a driver or …

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