Those of you who have been to see me in the clinic will know I like to play golf. Well, sometimes I like to play. Sometimes I wonder what on earth I am doing and why am I putting myself through it. Why some days it can feel like the easiest game in the world and more...
Exercise
Modern life is painful and here’s why.
All too often I hear people try to separate pain out into physical or emotional pain. Worse still people with persistent pain sometimes wonder if they are imagining their pain, especially if they have had many failed treatments in the past and wonder if the pain is...
Exercise & how to keep doing it
The reality is that very few people enjoy exercising but nearly everyone enjoys the benefits of exercise. In 25 years of being a physiotherapist involved with health, fitness and sport from grassroots to Olympic level I can assure you that very few people indeed enjoy...
20 stretches for life
I regularly get asked "What are the best stretches?" Believe it or not there is no robust evidence that stretching prevents injury so why would we need to stretch at all? The common misconception is that muscles are like elastic bands and that they stretch....
Lessons in lockdown – Pressure
Over the last few months it has become evident to me that many of us are starting to struggle with the effects of the current pandemic on our lifestyle and wellbeing. About now most of us would be taking a break. A change of scene can be good for the soul and allow us...
Staying sharp during lockdown
We are now into our 4th week of lockdown and everyone is coming to terms with the new normal. There are challenges but there are also many positives. The weather has been great so we've been able to get some much needed sunshine to boost Vitamin D levels and encourage...
10 super spine exercises
10 relatively simple exercises to keep your spine limber and strong. 1. Knee rolling Lying on your back and rolling your knees from side to side for 30-60 seconds helps oil up the hinges of the spine and keep you mobile. It should feel like a nice rhythmical...
It’s just wear & tear – right???
Most of us have heard this phrase either directly from a doctor trying to explain your problem or from someone you know who says "yeah, it's just a bit of wear and tear". But what does this mean. Is it accurate, is it a good thing or a bad thing and does it mean...
What is Core Stability anyway?
Most of you will have heard about core stability or core muscles or core training but do you actually know what it means, why it's important and how you achieve core stability? Core V Global There are essentially 2 muscles groups in the body, the core muscles...
Testimonials
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