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Once you’ve fallen in love with running, it’s easy to convince yourself that the only thing that matters is logging more miles. But experienced athletes and scientists at the Furman Institute of Running and Scientific Training (FIRST) in Greenville, South Carolina, say otherwise. According to their research and coaching, the key to running well—and running…
This weeks blog looks at the research carried out by Dr Stacy Sims on why nutrition and training should change as women age. In her groundbreaking book Roar, Dr. Stacy Sims, a renowned exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist, delves into the unique physiological needs of women, offering tailored advice on training, nutrition, and recovery. Nutrition:…
In the realm of physical health, the importance of joint stability is often underestimated. Inherent stability within the joint allows for greater mobility of the extremity. This is especially the case for the hip and knee. These two crucial joints are central to virtually every movement we make, from walking to athletic performance. Yet, many…
A Therapeutic Trend in Sports and Manual Therapy If you’ve watched any high-profile sports event, like the Olympics, you’ve likely noticed athletes with circular marks resembling bruises on their skin. These distinctive red circles are not the result of injury, but rather, a form of therapy known as cupping. While this ancient technique has roots…
Hip surgery, whether a replacement, osteotomy, synovectomy, or the placement of a pin or fixator, marks a crucial turning point in an individual’s recovery journey. After such procedures, the role of physical therapy (PT) becomes indispensable, helping patients regain mobility, strength, and a sense of normalcy in their daily lives. Hip Replacement and Osteotomy Recovery…