Epidemiology of injuries #11 Why consider the Capacity of Biomechanics?
The Study of Biomechanics 1. Capacity: Static (Quiet standing) A state of constant motion at rest or at a constant velocity. Forces… Read more about How to Manually Assess Movement… be your best!
Turmeric & Ginger Carrot Soup
Anti-inflammatory Turmeric and Ginger Carrot Soup This is a really simple, speedy, and tasty and soup recipe for all. The ingredients list… Read more about Vegetarian Anti-inflammatory Soup
Epidemiology of injuries #10 Movement Effectiveness
Musculoskeletal properties related to movement effectiveness Movement effectiveness can be any task i.e. stand-to-sit, lunge, walk etc. For this blog we shall… Read more about Is MSK Rehab and Research Missing the Point?
Epidemiology of injuries #9 Rehabilitation to reduce sciatica
The most common and major cause of movement dysfunction The most common and major cause of movement dysfunction is joint immobilisation accompanied… Read more about How to identify the most common cause of Movement Dysfunction
Foundational Sciences #8 Risks and exposure of sciatica
Injury Mechanisms How do we move optimally, with no relevant risk (RR) of injury? The fundamental component of athletic activity is efficiency… Read more about How ‘At Risk’ are you of non-contact injury?
Do you 'treat' what you see? And 'treat' what you feel?
Do we really ‘fix’ people? Or do we facilitate change? More and more disciplines in Manual Therapy are starting to report the… Read more about How to Stop Rubbing & Robbing: Sciatica Case Study
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