Exercise Physiology
Individualised and structured exercise programs, specialised in return from injury, athletes or individuals wanting to improve performance, strength, power, speed, endurance, flexibility and/or overall lifestyle.
Can exercise prevent sports related injury?
Posted by Active Body Physiotherapy
on 1 August 2014
There is evidence for all age groups that physical activity is important in both prevention and treatment of some of the most sizable conditions of our time such as cardiovascular disease, diabe...
Gluteal Tendinopathy
Posted by Active Body Physiotherapy
on 25 July 2014
Do you suffer from pain in the side of your hip?
You may in fact have some gluteal (the muscles in your bottom) tendinopathy (generic descriptor of the clinical conditions (both p...
Sleep and Pain
Posted by Active Body Physiotherapy
on 22 July 2014
This infographic shows some interesting facts on how sleep deprivation affects your body and how it can affect your pain.
Are you getting enough sleep at night to allow your body to function at it...
Are you getting enough sleep at night to allow your body to function at it...
Achilles Tendonitis
Posted by Active Body Physiotherapy
on 18 July 2014
Achilles Tendonitis
Achilles Tendonitis is a common injury causing pain in the rear of the heel. The Achilles is one of the hardest working tendons helping us to walk, run and jump. Pain often ...
Common Skiing and Snowboarding Injuries
Posted by Active Body Physiotherapy
on 11 July 2014
With all the recent snow fall in the Australian Snow Fields, we thought it a good opportunity to talk about common injuries experienced while skiing and/or snowboarding.
Both skiing and snowboard...
Both skiing and snowboard...