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Skills To Help Persistent Chronic Pain
Posted by Steven Berkman
Approximately 40% of the world population struggles with chronic pain. We’d love to share these 5 skills that can be used to help improve persistent pain. BOOST PHYSIO are experts at helping people recover from pain, injury or surgery. We love helping people feel better and move better. We provide expert physiotherapy for muscle and joint Read More
We Love Helping Sports Injury Recovery
Posted by Steven Berkman
Boosting Recovery: How Physio Can Help After a Sports Injury Sports injuries can be a major setback, affecting not only physical abilities but also mental well-being. Expert sports physiotherapy is crucial for a speedy and effective recovery. Here’s how Boost Physio can help you get back on track after a sports injury: 1. Personalized Treatment Read More
How To Fix Common Golf Injuries
Posted by Steven Berkman
Want to know how to fix common golf injury problems? We have created this “Golf Injury Cheat Sheet” to help golfers and medical professionals identify and treat common causes of golf related injuries. Our expert physios love helping golfers recover from golf injuries and get back to playing golf. We diagnose and treat the specific Read More
What Is The Most Common Tennis Injury?
Posted by Steven Berkman
We love helping tennis players recover from injury and get back onto the tennis court. Are you surprised to learn that ankle sprains are the most common tennis injury? Ankle Sprain: The Most Common Tennis Injury Causes: Quick lateral movements, lunges, changes in direction, slippery surfaces, fatigue. Risk Factors: Previous Read More
The Simple Balance Test That Could Predict Your Mortality Risk
Posted by Steven Berkman
The inability to stand on one leg for 10 seconds in mid-to-late life (over the age of 50) is linked to nearly double the risk of death from any cause over the next 10 years, according to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
Prevent Swimming Injuries And Treat Them
Posted by Steven Berkman
Swimmer’s shoulder is a common condition among swimmers due to the repetitive movements and wide range of motion involved in swimming. The shoulder joint, resembling a golf ball on a tee, is prone to irritation or damage if not functioning optimally, exacerbated by poor posture and incorrect swimming techniques. Imbalance of muscles around the shoulder Read More
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