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Heel pain and physiotherapy

People who stand for long periods during the working day are more likely to get heel pain and plantar fasciopathy (fasciitis). Other causes can be wearing heels, sudden changes in activity levels and unsupportive shoes while running or walking. Common treatments for heel pain are physiotherapy exercises and/or steroid injection. Physiotherapy can help plantar fasciopathy [...]

By |October 19th, 2014|Heel pain|0 Comments

Poor posture and its affect on sporting ability

http://breakingmuscle.com/strength-conditioning/how-to-unlock-your-athletic-potential-through-good-posture An excellent article summarising how poor posture can affect your sporting performance through common problems such as muscle imbalances, weakness and tightness. Muscles shorten because they are weak, because you hold them in a shortened position for long periods of time or because they are having excessive constant loads placed on them that they [...]

By |October 2nd, 2014|Sport|Comments Off on Poor posture and its affect on sporting ability

Physiotherapy or steroid for shoulder pain

In a study of physiotherapy versus steroid injection in over one hundred adults with shoulder rotator cuff problems, shoulder bursitis or shoulder tendinitis, both groups showed significant improvement. However, the steroid group needed more follow up appointments with their doctor over the following year compared to the physiotherapy group. Additionally, around 20% of both groups [...]

By |September 21st, 2014|Shoulder pain|Comments Off on Physiotherapy or steroid for shoulder pain

Should we be more critical of disabled dance?

An article in the most recent Dance UK magazine has an article about a charity called Invisible Difference. It is suggesting that audiences are not critical enough of disabled dance performance, appearing to be too embarrassed to offer realistic critiques of performance and this could be holding back disabled dance. A link to the charity [...]

By |September 5th, 2014|Dance|Comments Off on Should we be more critical of disabled dance?
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