The only way to get better at golf is to practice. Set aside time each week to hit the range, work on your short game, or play a round. The more you practice, the more you will improve. Warm-ups and cool-downs can help boost performance and avoid potential injuries. Check out the video in this post. Duration: (1.5 minutes)
When we get injured, the first thing we think of is R.I.C.E (Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate). We are taught this from our parents, from the media, from researching on google, from back in the days in our elementary school physical education classes, etc… In this blog, we will be sharing why the R.I.C.E principle is no longer the way to go, and what you should now follow!
Rotator cuff tears are very common in the general public. Many people get frightened by the diagnosis, but is an MRI result really the most reliable source? In this blog, we discuss what it means to have a rotator cuff tear, what to do about it, and whether surgery is the best option or not.
Throughout the month of November, Alisha our athletic therapist will be giving virtual group classes on myofascial stretching and spinal decompression. Check out this blog to learn more about myofascial stretching and why it's important! P.S: Check out our social media pages to join our free trial!
With more and more offices shifting to remote work policies, we've been seeing an increase of patients complaining of various aches and pains related to their home office set-up. In this blog, we go through each potential injury and explain why it happens, how to prevent it, and how to fix it! Oh, and we also go over some tips and tricks to help you better manage stress.
Although this summer is far from typical, the weather has been ideal for outdoor activities. We have been seeing more and more patients who have been taking advantage of this weather by going hiking all around the province! Although hiking is a great activity, it is important to properly stretch after a long day on the mountain. Check out this post to see how to stretch after a long trek.
The recovery process after a fracture can sometimes seem scary and overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be! Our physios are here to assist you during every step of the recovery process. Check out this blog post to learn about the physios role and the steps required to properly recover from a fracture.