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Plantar fasciitis sufferers – help is at hand
Plantar fasciitis, as well as being a pain under your arch, is a pain in the backside. Over the years I have treated people who have had this stubborn condition not only for months, but for years! People have done all sorts of stuff – shoes, orthotics, shockwave... read moreStrength training for combat sports – Nick Mascali
Injuries are a part of all sports; add in the full contact and competitive nature of combat sports they become even more common. Most questions I hear in the gym in regards to training is how to mitigate injuries. The single most important thing you can do to reduce... read moreFor those of you who wear thongs – this product changed my life!
Only last week, after 4 years of hard wear, my beautiful Archies thongs died. Why did they die? Because I have done SO much walking in them! Ever since I was a kid I have loved the freedom of wearing thongs – I mean who doesn’t! The only issue is with my... read moreThe 4 questions you should ask your Doctor or Physio
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read moreSeven mistakes combat athletes make when trying to recover from injury
If you train in combat sports, chances are you’ve had a few injuries in your time. If you haven’t you’re either incredibly lucky, or counting down to the inevitable. My training partners will often pull me aside when we get off the mats to pick my brain about an... read moreWill I ever get back to full training?
As a combat sports athlete we’ve all experienced injuries that have kept us off the mats; they never heal as quickly as we’d like, but eventually we’re able to return to full training. For some unlucky ones, no matter what they do can’t seem to kick their injuries.... read moreDo you (or someone you know) suffer from chronic pain? Here is a really helpful resource
For 15 years I have been helping people suffering chronic pain. Chronic pain is pain that is classified as being persistent for longer than 3 months – but think of chronic pain more like pain or injury that doesn’t seem to recover. It is really, really... read moreFREE Walking Assessment
