Other – balance, continence, sports injuries, hyper mobility
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Ski Injury Recovery: Your Roadmap Back to the Slopes
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Introduction Skiing is an exhilarating sport, but injuries are an unfortunate reality. From January to April, my clinic sees a surge in ski-related injuries, ranging from knee ligament damage to wrist fractures and everything in between. If you’re recovering from a ski injury, this guide will help you navigate the healing process and return to…
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Ski Safety Tips: How to Stay Injury-Free on the Slopes
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Introduction Embarking on a snowy adventure down the majestic slopes is exhilarating, but safety should always be a top priority. As the ski season ramps up, my clinic fills with skiing mishaps. This guide will equip you with essential safety tips to ensure a thrilling yet injury-free experience amidst breathtaking mountain landscapes. 1. Choose the…
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The Top 6 Most Common Skiing Injuries and How to Avoid Them
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Skiing is an exhilarating winter sport, but it comes with the risk of injury. Just a few days into January, I’ve already seen multiple skiing injuries in my clinic. The good news? Many of these injuries are preventable with the right preparation and techniques. Here are the six most common skiing injuries and expert tips…
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Osteoarthritis or Old Age? How to Tell & What to Do About It
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As we age, our bodies undergo many changes, and joint pain is a common complaint. But how do you know if your pain is simply due to aging or if it’s something more serious, like osteoarthritis (OA)? The good news is that you don’t have to just put up with it—there’s plenty you can do…
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How to Use a Cane – Top Tips
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Using a cane can help reduce pain and provide support. I see the benefits with patients all the time. However, it is important to choose the right cane and adjust it to the correct height to ensure maximum benefit. In this blog, we will discuss what to consider when buying a cane, how to use…
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Muscle Imbalances: What They Are & How to Fix Them
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Introduction Muscle imbalances are one of the most common issues I see in the clinic. In fact, the vast majority of patients I treat have an underlying imbalance that is either directly or indirectly causing their pain and dysfunction. But this problem isn’t just limited to those in pain—muscle imbalances are a major factor in…
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Travel-Friendly Workouts: Staying Fit on Your Holidays
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Introduction Going on holiday doesn’t have to mean taking a break from your fitness routine. In fact, it can be a great opportunity to enjoy different ways of staying active—long walks, swimming, or even trying new activities like paddleboarding. Whether you’re travelling for leisure or business, keeping your body moving will help maintain your fitness…
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Managing Pain on Holiday: Tips for a Pain Free Holiday
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Holidays are a time for relaxation, exploration, and creating cherished memories. However, for those of you dealing with chronic pain or injuries, the thought of travelling and going on holiday can be daunting. In clinic I commonly see people dreading holidays, it really upsets me to see people worrying about how they will manage a…
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The Mental Health Benefits of Walking: A Simple Step to a Happier Mind
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Introduction In our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook the simple yet powerful act of walking. But beyond its physical benefits, walking has a profound impact on mental health. From boosting mood to reducing stress and anxiety, walking can be a game-changer for emotional well-being. As a keen walker myself I’m all to aware of…
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Guide to Walking Aids: Sticks, Crutches, and Walking Frames
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Introduction Walking gives us the freedom to move independently, but for those with mobility challenges, even simple movements can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, walking aids such as sticks, crutches, and walking frames can provide essential support, helping to restore confidence and independence. In this blog, we’ll explore when to use each type of walking aid, their…
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