Finding The Source Of Your Pain

Finding The Source Of Your Pain By Frederic Impens, senior Sports & Remedial Massage Therapist At GCPSH, when evaluating a patient who is experiencing pain, your therapist will ask a variety of questions. One of the biggest questions we want …

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Massage & Your Immune System

The link between Massage therapy and your Immune System By Massage Therapist, Paige Single As winter and the flu season have fast approached us you may be looking for ways to improve your immune system to stay healthy this winter. …

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What is a Muscle Cork & How to Manage It

What is a Muscle Cork and How to Manage It By Physio, Sarah Bombell What is a muscle cork (medically called a “muscle contusion”)? Muscle contusions or “corks” can occur from a direct blow to the muscle which is common …

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10 Facts About Low Back Pain

10 Facts About Low Back Pain Words by GCPSH APA Titled Sports & Musculoskeletal Physio, Rick Bain   1. Back pain is common Back pain is not a disease. It is a normal experience for most of us. 84% of …

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Ankle Sprain Injuries are not harmless!!

Ankle Sprain Injuries are not harmless!! Extracts taken from Assocaite Professor Eammon Delahunt in Sports Physio & GCPSH Sports & Olympic Phyiso, Britt Caling   The lateral ligament complex of the ankle is usually defined as the ligaments shown in …

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Breathe Better to Improve Performance

Breathe Better to Improve Performance By Exercise Physiologist & Champion Surf Ironwoman, Harriet Brown Do you get puffed more easily than you should? Is your breathing limiting your ability to train harder? Or do you want to have a performance …

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Why schedule a deep tissue massage?

written by Mathew Ptak-Zylka, RMT, Myotherapist at Gold Coast Physio & Sports Heath Why schedule a deep tissue massage? In order to enhance overall recovery time, a deep tissue massage is often recommended ideally a few days after physical activity …

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