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Single Arm Dumbbell Row

What are single arm rows? – a great unilateral upper body exercise that targets the back and can help to have more balanced strength and better muscle development. How to

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Acute vs Chronic Injuries

Introduction This blog will explore what distinguishes these acute and chronic injuries, provide examples, discuss their signs and symptoms, and explain how sports therapy can help in managing and dealing

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Feet Pronation & Supination

Pronation: Pronation refers to the way in which your foot rolls upon landing, for instance when you first plant your foot to the floor when running. The reason for this is

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Nutrition

Spicy Chicken & Avo Wraps

Try this summery and healthy wrap that is super quick and easy to prep and cook! Ingredients (serves 2, adjust accordingly): Prep time: 5mins Cook time: 10mins Method: Macro breakdown

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Exercises

Core – no crunches!

Try this core workout with no crunches in sight! Plank – without doubt one of the best ways to strengthen your core! Lying on your front, place your elbows under

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Injury Focus: Avoiding ACL Tears

Introduction In the United Kingdom (UK), anterior cruciate ligament injuries (ACL) are one of the most common acute injuries. Although anyone can tear their ACL, these injuries commonly occur in

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Motivation

Training for Walking an Ultra

What is an ultra? An ultra is anything beyond a marathon distance of 42k. Training is critical for comfort and success at a long-distance walking event. If you are new

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Exercises

Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press

Primary muscles worked: front shoulder muscle (anterior deltoid). Secondary muscles worked: lateral deltoids, triceps, pecs. Anatomy: The shoulder joint is the most mobile joint in the body being able to

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Scapula Retraction & Protraction

Introduction Most people are familiar with the concept of “retracting the shoulders” during lifting movements. However, many have developed a fear of shoulder protraction due to its association with “improper”

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