Rectus Femoris Strain: Part Two.
By Robert Barker Physiotherapist. Treatment / management Management of a rectus femoris tear consists of conservative treatments initially. If the tendon is completely ruptured or […]
By Robert Barker Physiotherapist. Treatment / management Management of a rectus femoris tear consists of conservative treatments initially. If the tendon is completely ruptured or […]
By Robert Barker Physiotherapist. What is a Rectus Femoris Strain The rectus femoris muscle is your largest quadricep muscle, which runs down the front of […]
Written by: Physiotherapist Jordan Coffey. Tailbone pain, otherwise known as coccydinia, occurs in or around the bony structure at the bottom of the spine called […]
By Physiotherapist: Loulou Negoescu Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis, involving inflammation and structural changes of the joint, causing pain and limiting […]
Pilates is a joint-friendly, muscle lengthening and strength workout… that may help ease pressure on the hips, knees and other smaller joints How Pilates Helps […]
Paige Gavranich See below for some strategies that you could implement as a part of your daily routine; Please note, I’m not a dietician or […]
The AC Joint The acromioclavicular joint is where the acromion of your scapula meets the clavicle bone on the front of your chest/shoulder. Presentation […]
Pilates takes its name from Mr Joseph Pilates. A German-born who migrated to Britain and then America, he devised the Pilates method as a new […]