Exercise

Stress Fractures?

By |2024-11-19T16:02:56+00:00January 3, 2024|Ankle and Knee, Exercise, Foot Pain, Hip, running, Uncategorized|

Stress Fractures- what type of blood tests might be done to look at underlying causes? Stress fractures commonly occur in the foot, leg, hip, pelvis and spine. Stress fractures can generally be divided into 2 types: In this video we ask Dr Richard Seah, Consultant Sports and Exercise Medicine, which blood tests might be done for a patient with a stress fracture. Stress Fractures- which blood tests should be considered More About Dr Richard Seah Here We Love Helping Runners As a London Marathon Injury Clinic we love helping runners achieve their running goals and dreams. If you know a runner needing injury advice, treatment or assistance- we would be delighted to help them. How To Prevent Running Injuries

How Do Physios Help Shoulder Pain?

By |2023-11-20T13:22:36+00:00November 20, 2023|Exercise, Posture, Shoulder, sports injuries|

This article explains how physiotherapists help shoulder pain and some of the techniques we use to help shoulder problems. "Use it or  lose it!"  In this video are 4 simple exercises that you can do at home to ensure your shoulder health is at its peak! Having a joint that is not only flexible, but mobile and strong through its full range of movement is key to prolonged joint health. We often find that injury occurs at the end of a joints range of motion but we rarely train or load our joints at these extremes.

How To Prevent Running Injuries

By |2023-02-08T10:38:11+00:00February 8, 2023|Ankle and Knee, Exercise, knee pain, running, Uncategorized|

How To Prevent Running Injuries. We've put together this set of resources to help you prevent running injuries, by introducing strength training into your running programme. One of the major reasons that runners get injured is because their bodies are unprepared to handle the physical demands of the activity. Tissue overload then occurs, either because of a sudden introduction to the sport, or a relatively sudden change or increase in training mileage or intensity (like hill repeats).

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