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Improve Wellbeing And Longevity In 2024
Posted by Steven Berkman
The more active you are the more likely it will be that you will enjoy improved well-being and health. Steven Berkman, owner of BOOST PHYSIO shares simple tips how you and your family can improve physical health and quality of life into later years. “Start today to reduce the risk of poor health for you, family and friends young and old. Making a conscious decision to take small steps (literally) today and consisntelty can have a great impact on your health and well-being- Start Today.”
Mountain Bike Injuries- Overuse Injury Prevention
Posted by Steven Berkman
Posted by Steven Berkman
Reduce running injuries and improve running performance by doing 1-2 Strength Training sessions per week. Steven Berkman- Director Of BOOST PHYSIO
8 Steps To Prevent Running Injuries
Posted by Steven Berkman
8 tips to prevent running injuries, shared from our physiotherapy teams experience in helping marathon runners for more than 14 years and underpinned by research findings.
Ensure A Speedy Recovery From Hip Replacement Surgery
Posted by Steven Berkman
This video shows one of our patients 3 months after his hip replacement. A hip replacement is a big operation, investing in daily exercise aids recovery and helps patients get what they want out of the operation. There are certain exercises and movements that must not be done- so it is essential to get physiotherapy Read More
Managing Activity Levels For Chronic Pain
Posted by Steven Berkman
Getting the right balance of how much activity to do is essential for people experiencing chronic pain, to manage energy and pain levels. This article and PDF can be a helpful guide to pace activities. Please use this activity planner below to help track activity levels.
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