Get the low-down on the latest research into LBP and Pelvic pain – fascia; neuroplasticity and motor control; clinical subgrouping; breathing
HOW we sit is important for musculoskeletal health and general well-being. Slumping switches off your ‘core’ and is directly linked to pelvic and spinal pain.
With increasing importance placed on ‘strengthening the glutes’, the hunt for ‘the best glute exercises’ is evident.
Understanding the real role of ‘the core’ and how to properly retrain its function is important in ‘injury’ prevention and rehabilitation.
In the biopsychosocial model the ‘bio’ aspect risks being a poor relation to the psychosocial. How well do we understand and deal with it?
Better understand spino-pelvic dysfunction and you’ll help a lot more of your patients
Structural and functional importance of the fascial system. Discover how chronic low load repetitive motions are associated with peripheral inflammation and cortical change.
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