So, you’ve been to your doctor/physio & they’ve reassured you that nothing serious or harmful is going on, but you still have pain For many of us pain is an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s breaking a bone, spraining an ankle, or just waking up with a stiff...
Have you ever considered taking up running but weren’t sure where to start? Well this blog will outline just exactly how you can go from contemplating to actually hitting the pavement. Many novice runners make the classic mistake of doing too much too soon. This...
Overuse injuries in running are a common type of injury seen in the rehabilitation setting. It can be sometimes unpredictable and occur unexpectedly. Overuse injuries often occur when there is no single cause or event that has led to the issue. Instead, the injury...
Hip pain in runners can be a common occurrence and can be very disruptive to participating in running. Commonly pain symptoms are experienced on the outside hip and gluteal area but can also affect the front of the hip and groin area too. In this article we briefly...
What is Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITB Syndrome)? ITB syndrome or Iliotibial Band Syndrome, often referred to as “runners knee” occurs is when the band of fascia (collagen or connective tissue in other words) called the iliotibial band (ITB), which runs...
