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    Improving your golf swing with Physiotherapy
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    Improving your golf swing with Physiotherapy

    Can In Stride Health Clinic improve your golf swing? Yes, we can! With most sports, improving strength, flexibility and performing regular training are all important to improve at any level. Golf is no different, however it is often overlooked when considering strength training. Golf-specific exercise routines can not only reduce future injuries and keep you playing longer but can also improve your golf swing and your ultimately game. How In Stride Health Clinic can help you
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    How to use hydrotherapy in post-op rehabilitation.
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    How to use hydrotherapy in post-op rehabilitation.

    In the early stages following a surgery, exercise therapy can be critical to the outcome of full rehabilitation. Some of the key focal areas of rehabilitation include: Restoring range of motion Strength and muscle activation Reduction of swelling Pain management Gait correction(walking pattern) Balance In the early days after surgery, these focal areas can be difficult to address, particularly if you are struggling with pain and weight baring. In the instance where pain and w
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    Top tips for using a foam roller
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    Top tips for using a foam roller

    If you’re a runner, play sport or suffer from leg pain, there’s no doubt you own a foam roller. Most people will know the pain of lying on your side to release the ITB (Illio-Tibial Band), but the foam roller is extremely versatile and can be used to release muscle tightness, stretch and even core stability. Here are a few modifications you can add to your routine. Muscle release/stretching The most common use of a foam roller is to release muscle tension, this doesn’t have t
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    Tips for managing an ankle sprain
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    Tips for managing an ankle sprain

    Your ankle joint is formed by the bones of your lower leg called the tibia and fibula and the top of a bone in your foot called the talus. Either side of the ankle joint we have a series of ligaments attached across the bones mentioned above to help keep the ankle joint stable while we move around. When we fall or loose our balance these ligaments can be placed under excess stress resulting injury to these ligaments. This form of injury is called a sprain. A sprain results in
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    What is referred pain?
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    What is referred pain?

    A common question we're often asked is "what is referred pain?" Referred pain is pain felt in an area that does not seem to relate to the problem. It is pain felt at a location other than the site of the origin of the pain. It can be the result of a network of interconnecting sensory nerves. Referred pain can feel like deep, numb, tingling or even pins and needles and can be described as being reflective pain. Sometimes it is hard for you to locate exactly where it is. A very
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    Ways to keep active in Winter
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    Ways to keep active in Winter

    We know staying active in the Winter can be a harder task, but we have tips and hints to keep you active, healthy and injury free this Winter. Get inspired with Winter Sports A great way to stay inspired during the Winter is by taking part in a team based sport like Football, Rugby and Netball. When playing Winter sports it’s important to listen to your body. Make sure you get the most out of Winter exercise by keeping on top of warming up, stretching, cooling down and managi
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    What is dry needling & why use it?
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    What is dry needling & why use it?

    We are often asked “what is dry-needling & how is it different to acupuncture?” Traditional Acupuncture: Needles are inserted using “meridians” based on the philosophies of the East Asian Medicine (EAM) approach. This includes a thorough traditional EAM assessment and treatment. We can briefly explain Acupuncture as correcting imbalances throughout the body according to the flow of “Chi” through designated points along the meridians of the body. Western Acupuncture: Western a
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    Are you training for a Marathon?
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    Are you training for a Marathon?

    Are you training for a marathon? Do you find yourself suffering from nagging calf, knee or hip pain/tightness? Athletes often find themselves suffering from nagging injuries that don’t seem to connect to a specific trauma. There are reasons why this happens, and understanding the concept of load vs. capacity can help athletes better recover and better prevent future injuries. Simply put, all musculoskeletal injuries are the result of an imbalance between the load placed on th
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    Top two common causes of knee pain
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    Top two common causes of knee pain

    Are you having trouble completing everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs or prolonged sitting? Has your knee given way or feels unstable? If you're suffering these symptoms or pain in the knee then this article looks at the main causes of knee pain along with what to do about it to help get you back on your feet. What causes pain in the front of the knee (anterior knee pain)? The two most common causes of anterior knee pain are: Patello-Femoral Syndrome Patell
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    What is Frozen Shoulder?
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    What is Frozen Shoulder?

    Frozen shoulder is a syndrome that goes through three phases and is quite self explanatory. The shoulder literally “freezes” & loses up to 50% of its range of movement, which causes severe pain and severe loss of function. The phases of frozen shoulder include; Freezing phase: that may have been caused by an existing injury or come on insidiously (with no apparent reason). In this phase there is usually extreme pain, also at night, that can “catch” around the shoulder. Frozen
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    Top 10 tips for choosing shoes
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    Top 10 tips for choosing shoes

    Shoes help protect and support the feet - they should never be something that cause you pain and you should not need to “break in” a pair of shoes – they should be immediately comfortable. When your trusty old shoes hit the point of no return it can be hard to let them go - especially when the thought of getting new shoes sends memories of pain shooting up your legs. To make sure you get the right shoes it's good to remember some of the following points when choosing your new
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    Are you suffering from a painful shoulder?
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    Are you suffering from a painful shoulder?

    Are you having trouble completing everyday activities such as carrying the groceries or reaching into overhead cupboards? Does your shoulder feel unstable? Shoulder pain is quite common in Australia in both younger and older people, however the causes are often different. Should pain in younger people tends to be more likely from an accident or injury. However, for older people suffering shoulder pain it is often from natural wear and tear in the shoulder joint and the rotat
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    Pain relief proven ineffective for low back pain
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 3 min

    Pain relief proven ineffective for low back pain

    Back pain and particularly lower back pain is very common and affects most people at some point in their life. It usually feels like an ache or stiffness/tension in your back. It can be caused by a number of things, such as a sudden movement or fall which is easily identified or can be something that builds more subtly and slowly. Back pain can also be the result of other medical conditions. Lower back pain is extremely common with approximately 80% of Australians experiencin
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    Top tips to stay on track with your healthy eating lifestyle without restricting yourself.
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 5 min

    Top tips to stay on track with your healthy eating lifestyle without restricting yourself.

    Plan...so that you never get too hungry When you get too hungry you make poor decisions because your judgment is compromised. If you skip meals you will be playing catch up for the rest of the day and will tend to choose those unnecessary sweet treats around 4pm. To avoid this plan your meals and snacks throughout the day, which will help, abolish that insatiable hunger. Healthy eating will go astray if you do not plan! Planning is crucial to staying on track and reaching yo
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    Exercise after having a baby
    In Stride Health Clinic
    • Sep 20, 2021
    • 2 min

    Exercise after having a baby

    Exercising after you have your baby can improve your physical and mental wellbeing. Regular exercise has numerous health benefits, all of which apply equally to the new mum as at any other stage of life. These benefits include assistance with weight loss, increased aerobic fitness, social interaction and psychological wellbeing. Exercise after giving birth can also hasten recovery, and assist with muscle strength and toning. It can; Help restore muscle strength and firm up yo
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