Muscle Tears – Risk Factors

Muscle Tears – Risk Factors

by | Nov 21, 2024

  (By Carin Penberthy, Physiotherapist) Some common factors associated with muscle tears are: Dehydration It’s important to keep hydrated with fluids and electrolytes before, during and after sports activity to prevent muscle cramping and muscle tears....
Knee Pain? You Don’t Have To Live With It!

Knee Pain? You Don’t Have To Live With It!

by | Feb 10, 2023

Most of us don’t realise how much we rely on our knees until something goes wrong with them. Usually, simple tasks, like crouching down, walking downstairs and jumping can become unachievable when we are suffering from knee pain. But don’t panic!! Most types of knee...
DOMS – What Is DOMS? (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness)

DOMS – What Is DOMS? (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness)

by | Mar 17, 2022

(By Carin Penberthy, Physiotherapist) DOMS is an acronym for Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness which is the muscle soreness experienced 24-48 hours post-exercise. It can also start as early as 6 hours and lasts until 72 hours post-exercise. DOMS is a common result of...
No Exercise Equipment? No Problem!

No Exercise Equipment? No Problem!

by | Nov 4, 2020

Don’t have any equipment at home and looking for some exercise ideas to stay active? No problem – we’ve got some creative options for you!   Here are some beginner to advanced* moves you can try in the comfort of your own home. You will need:1x sturdy chair...
Hydration in Sport

Hydration in Sport

by | Jan 9, 2019

  Hydration in sport is vital to replace the loss of fluid that our body perspires, which controls our body temperature as we utilize energy. If we do not replace this fluid we overheat and dehydrate, which may lead to a decrease in performance and an increased...