Considering booking a Remedial Massage?

Are you unsure if it’s right for you? You’re not alone! Here are a few common questions and concerns we hear all the time: 💭 “Will it hurt?” Remedial massage can be firm, but it should never feel unbearable. We …

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Pre-competition ‘butterflies’ or strong self-doubt?

Ever thought that your pre-competition nerves might be getting in the way of your performance? Pre-competition ‘butterflies’ are normal, but if you are repeatedly finding yourself experiencing strong self-doubt, overwhelming emotions, or have difficulty shaking off competition disappointments, then why …

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Hamstring Injuries: A Guide for Athletes

As an athlete, it’s essential to know the signs and symptoms of a potential hamstring injury. Here’s what to look out for and how to respond: What is a Hamstring Injury? A hamstring injury, also known as a hamstring strain, …

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Women’s Health Physio for Athletes

Women’s Health Issues in Athletes: A Physiotherapist’s Perspective As a physiotherapist, we often encounter unique challenges when working with female athletes. While women are incredibly resilient and capable of performing at the highest levels in sports, they face specific health …

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New Client Massage Special Offer

Book 3 future Massage appointments & we will gift you your 4th Massage for FREE! *To take advantage of this offer, you must book 3 (same duration) massage appointments in advance. *All 4 appointments in this offer must fall within …

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Heel Pain That Won’t Budge? It’s Not Always Your Achilles!

So you’ve been diligent… You’ve done the calf raises. You’ve stretched your calves. You’ve rolled them. Iced them. Maybe even Googled “Achilles tendinopathy rehab” at 2 am when your heel flared up again after training. However, weeks – or months …

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Reformer Pilates and the Pelvic Floor

Did you know that Pilates, especially Reformer and mat exercises, can be a pelvic floor-friendly workout? Studies show that the intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) generated during Pilates is generally lower than that of walking or simple sit-to-stands, making it a suitable …

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