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THE BIG TOE

An army without leaders is like a foot without a big toe — Stripes, 1981

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THE ANKLE JOINT

Restrictions or limitations in the ankle could be causing your pain in the knees, hips or even lower back

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Feet Position In The Squat

The squat. It's a position that we have taken for granted and many of us have lost it....

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The Running lab – Running workshop review

Want to run well? We learnt about footwear, running, mechanics and so much more....

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ROLLING

The development of rolling serves as the foundation for strength & neuromuscular integration from which other complex movements build

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What Is The Biggest Predictor Of Injury

3 main predictors of injury: Previous injury, Assymetry & Training Load...

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How does Dry Needling work?

THE MYTHS AND FACTS OF TRIGGER POINT DRY NEEDLING......

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Hips Don't Lie

Hips don't lie. Why our hips play such a pivotal role in general movement

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Cupping

Cupping. Nothing different, just another way to improve pain, mobility, control, strength, and performance

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FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN (FMS): A MOVEMENT SCREEN, NOT AN INJURY RISK PREDICTOR – A CLINICIAN’S PERSPECTIVE.

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Manipulation (Spinal & Peripheral joints)

Crack/pop/adjustment...what does this actually mean when you hear these sounds/terms from your clinician?

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Of shoes, orthotics, and function

Is there a "best", one size fits all shoe?

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Motorised treadmills: A cautionary note

Do motorised treadmills achieve the same outcome as "real" running?

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Breaking down the FMS

Ever wondered about the 7 movements that we put our clients through?

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Hypermobility

Is being too "loose" good for you?

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Sports & performance series Part 1: capacity and skill

2 aspects to performance: quantity & quality. Both required for performance at a high-level(sports) or low-level (daily life)

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Sports and performance series Part 2: mobility and motor control

addressing every part of performance may allow you to improve efficiently and effectively...

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