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The Symbiotic Relationship Between Strength and Flexibility

Strength and flexibility – they’re two sides of the same coin. But the interplay between the two is often misunderstood. …

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Understanding Iliotibial Band Syndrome: A Comprehensive Guide to Lateral Knee Pain

Introduction: Our bodies are funny things sometimes. We feel a pain somewhere, for example in our knees, so we assume …

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Back to School Back to Backpacks…

Are you getting little (or not so little) ones ready to head back to school? Alongside new classes and friends, …

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Midnight Tumbles – A Tale of Lateral Ankle Sprains

As the clock struck midnight and the revelry of New Year’s Eve filled the air, many found themselves bidding farewell …

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Lifestyle Hacks for the Holidays

As the festive season approaches, it’s a time for joy, celebration, and reflection. While it can be a time full …

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Understanding Rib Trauma: Bruising vs. Fractures

Rib injuries are common but often underestimated. While the ribcage is designed to protect vital organs, it is not invincible. …

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Ergonomic Desk Set Up

Back in January we discussed healthy habits at work. How is all that going? If one or two habits have …

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Sports Related Shoulder Dislocations

Sports-related shoulder dislocation and subluxations are a common occurrence in the world of athletics. These injuries can be painful and …

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All About a Balanced Diet

This month we’re all about nutrition. A balanced diet is like a symphony of nutrients that our bodies need to …

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Demystifying Headaches

This month we’re all about headaches – that relentless throb that can turn a cheerful day into a struggle. But …

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Understanding Lower Back Pain: Your Physiotherapist’s Guide to Relief

If you’ve ever experienced lower back pain, this is for you. Firstly, know that you’re not alone – it’s one …

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The FAQs and Nothing but the FAQs about Physiotherapy

At Philip Wood Physiotherapy we’re passionate about human physiology and movement. We geek out explaining how your ACL (anterior cruciate …

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