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We were so delighted to have the early September article from the Pilates Lounge Blog to feature as our very first Guest Editor. The Pilates

We were so delighted to have the early September article from the Pilates Lounge Blog to feature as our very first Guest Editor. The Pilates

This is question we get a lot in clinic – a patient may come in with a simple mechanical lower back pain, and because it

Setting yourself a fitness goal is one thing, but achieving it is quite the other. So many people join the gym with the best intentions,

Most people will recognise sports taping after the most recent Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, where many athletes performed with thick stripes of blue,

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is a general term used to describe pain in muscles and tendons from a repetitive action, commonly in the forearms and

The first time I went to Cliff Lakes to try paddle boarding, it was under duress from my Pilates teacher, Clare Watts of the Pilates

What is the Paleo Diet? Paleo is short for Paleolithic Era, which was approximately 2.5 million years ago, long before farming and agriculture. At this

This is one of my favourite salad recipes – hearty enough to be a full meal on it’s own, but equally great with a BBQ.

It’s preseason and we’re starting to see some common football injuries coming into clinic. These patients are at risk of binning the season before it’s

On Friday 4th August 2017, our clinic celebrates the third anniversary of it’s very first patient appointment. What started out as a single room above a

It\’s incredibly common, but here are 3 things you perhaps didn’t know about Arthritis… 1.) Not all Arthritis is the same There are actually over

Lower back pain seems to be one of the most prevalent health complaints of adults in the UK. In fact, it was named the leading

Achilles tendonitis is the recurring plague of many of our sports-people patients. If it doesn’t prevent them from perusing their sport entirely, the often chronic

For years we’ve been told that cardio is the best way to lose weight. The main reason explained is because it keeps us in the

Hands down (on the floor for planking) this is my favourite work out. When I tell my patients I go to a \”grown-ups ballet class\”

Occipital neuralgia is one of the many kinds of headaches people can present with in the clinic. This one in particular is common for osteopaths