"Prolonged inactivity for an athlete with LBP can increase their injury risk, which ultimately results in further inactivity and
potentially more pain. While ‘keep active’ might seem an odd recommendation for athletes with LBP, emphasising…
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From the British Medical Journal:
This is a ground breaking study to support the benefits of Exercise to prevent serious symptoms of COVID.
(1) using objectively measured physical activity data to demonstrate a positive association between…
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This article was written by Dr. Howard Luks, Orthopedic Surgeon and Sports Specialist
Sometimes our joints just hurt, and it’s ok not to know why (howardluksmd.com)
Please visit his website for more excellent research based information:
Do…
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So exercise can be beneficial, but also potential detrimental if excessive and inappropriate..
Generally, however, exercise is beneficial and for the vast majority of issues, even the most challenging cases.
The problem:
People with…
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Return to Work Clinical Practice Guidelines: Published October 2021 (Hot off the press!)
Data from 2018 from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)identified more than 2.8 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses, with more…
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Did you know? Back pain affects everyone!
3 Up to 9 in every 10 Olympic athletes experience LBP in their lifetime; at any 1 time, up to 2 in every 3 athletes might be experiencing LBP.
Low back pain (LBP) is common in the general and…
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When is abnormal normal? Reframing MRI abnormalities as a normal part of ageing
Adam G Culvenor , Marcella Ferraz Pazzinatto, Joshua J Heerey
British Journal of Sports Medicine, July 2021
Sports and exercise medicine clinicians…
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Anterior Knee Pain can be prevented:
Knee straps
Running on softer surfaces
Gradual progressive loading of exercise
Foot Orthotics
Read full article here:
https://tinyurl.com/Knee-Pain-Prevention
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Advice to athletes with Back Pain: Get active!
Small steps, Strong shield: The benefits of Exercise to fight COVID
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Sometimes our joints just hurt, and its ok not to know why.
Exercise…Heads we win, tails we don’t lose much.
Returning to work…life…play
Back Pain for Athletes… and Workers
When is Abnormal Normal? MRI and normal aging
Preventing anterior knee pain