LOW BACK PAIN and COMMON POSTURAL SYNDROMES
Low back pain (LBP) is currently one of the most common AND expensive musculoskeletal disorders in the world. LBP can be defined as ‘muscle tension or stiffness located in the area between the 12th rib...
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Massage – an introduction and overview of the oldest form of medical care Massage is the oldest and simplest form of medical care, outdating even Chinese acupuncture. In Eastern cultures, massage has...
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Your spine consists of 33 individual vertebrae which are separated by intervertebral discs and held together by inelastic ligaments. Often, because of poor posture or a sedentary lifestyle, the spine...
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View ArticleStretches for the Office Athlete
Sitting at your desk for long periods can make your muscles stiff and sore. It’s not always possible to leave your desk to stretch and keep your muscles loose but there are a number of stretches that...
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What it is Back pain is as common as a headache, according to researchers from Australia – in fact up to 80% of us will suffer from back pain at some time in our lives. It can stem from a number of...
View ArticleExercises for Better Posture
Your spine is made up of five separate sections, all of which are curved. The inward curves are called lordotic curves whilst the outward curves are called kyphotic curves. When these curves become...
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View ArticleLOW BACK PAIN and COMMON POSTURAL SYNDROMES
Low back pain (LBP) is currently one of the most common AND expensive musculoskeletal disorders in the world. LBP can be defined as ‘muscle tension or stiffness located in the area between the 12th rib...
View ArticleMassage 101
Massage – an introduction and overview of the oldest form of medical care Massage is the oldest and simplest form of medical care, outdating even Chinese acupuncture. In Eastern cultures, massage has...
View ArticleDaily Exercises for Spinal Mobility
Your spine consists of 33 individual vertebrae which are separated by intervertebral discs and held together by inelastic ligaments. Often, because of poor posture or a sedentary lifestyle, the spine...
View ArticleStretching can impair dynamic performance
There is a substantial amount of research that indicates that held stretches, such as bending down to touch your toes, to stretch your hamstrings can actually impair dynamic sports and fitness...
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