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THE CORE- PELVIS CONNECTION : BIOMECHANICAL INSIGHTS EVERY FOOTBALLER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GROIN PAIN
Groin pain is one of the most common and frustrating injuries in footballers — it can bench even the fittest players and turn a winning streak into a season of frustration. While it’s easy to blame tight adductors or overuse, the real culprit often lies deeper — in the core and pelvic stability system . When the core and pelvic stability system is weak or poorly coordinated, pelvic instability forces the adductors to overwork, and even a sprint, kick, or sharp change of direc


ISOMETRICS AND ITS APPLICATION IN TRAINING AND REHAB
Introduction Isometric training involves muscle contractions that occur without any visible movement in the joints. Tension develops in the muscles, but the limb stays completely static. This approach differs from concentric or eccentric actions. Isometrics centres on holding steady positions or applying force against something that cannot move. That particular aspect gives them a lot of flexibility in use. They help build strength, boost stability, and lessen the load on joi


HOW WEAREBLE TECH IS CHANGING THE WAY WE TRAIN
In the past, athletes relied on instinct, experience, and feedback from coaches to gauge their performance. Training programs depended on observation, stopwatch times, and personal assessments of effort. Today, wearable technology has changed how we measure, understand, and improve performance. From tracking heart rates to analysing movement patterns in real-time, wearable tech has turned training from an art into a precise science. The Data Revolution in Sports The greates


STRENGTH TRAINING IN LTAD : A FOUNDATION FOR LIFELONG PERFORMANCE
Strength training isn’t just for bodybuilders or elite athletes, it’s a pillar of Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD). Done right, it helps athletes move better, lowers the risk of injury, and supports performance at every stage of their journey. LTAD is a roadmap that guides athletes through age appropriate stages of growth and skill. Strength training weaves through each phase, building control, resilience, and functional capacity without interfering with natural growth. R


LEAKING WHEN YOU SNEEZE ? WHY YOUR BACK PAIN AND BLADDER MIGHT BE CONNECTED
If you’ve ever felt a little leak when you sneeze or noticed back pain during everyday activities, you’re not alone and you’re not doing anything wrong. These two issues often show up together, and there’s a good reason why. As a physiotherapist, I want you to know two things right away: you are not alone, and these two issues are often intimately connected. The great news? With the right guidance and by understanding the issue you can take effective steps, feel stronger, mor


TRAINING FOR ENDURANCE : BUILDING STRENGTH THAT LASTS
Endurance is more than just “lasting longer.” It’s about training your body and mind to sustain effort efficiently over time. Whether...


RECURRENT ANKLE SPRAINS : THE SILENT KRYPTONITE IN ATHLETES
The greatest risk factor for an ankle sprain is having had one before. Ankle sprains are among the most common musculoskeletal injuries...


TRAINING INTENSITY MADE SIMPLE : WHY RPE, RIR and RM Matter
Building Coach–Client Trust Through Intensity Training isn’t just about lifting weights or following a program—it’s about communication....


BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION THERAPY : SMARTER REHAB , STRONGER YOU
Recovering from an injury? Afraid to lift heavy weights too soon? Blood Flow Restriction Therapy (BFRT) is an innovative technique that...


IMPORTANCE OF HIP MOBILITY AND HAMSTRING FLEXIBILITY IN IT DESK JOB WORKERS
In today’s digital age, a large portion of the workforce spends hours sitting at desks, working on computers. While IT and desk jobs are...


FORCE-VELOCITY TRAINING: THE SCIENCE BEHIND POWER AND PERFORMANCE
What is Force Velocity Training ? The force-velocity curve is a fundamental concept in sports science that describes the inverse...


EARLY ARTHRITIS : NOT JUST A PROBLEM OF OLD AGE
Arthritis is commonly associated with aging, but in recent years, there has been a noticeable rise in younger individuals experiencing...


BENEATH THE SURFACE: PROS AND CONS OF SAND TRAINING IN TENNIS
Sports and rehabilitation fields have started adopting sand training because of the range of benefits it offers. Compared to conventional...


NAVIGATING ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION : A PHYSIOTHERAPISTS GUIDE TO TRUSTWORTHY ADVICE
The internet is a vast resource filled with health tips, exercise routines, and rehabilitation advice, but not all of it is accurate or...


BADMINTON : POST PLAY POWER DOWN
The final shuttle drops, the match ends- but your game isn’t over yet. In a sport like badminton, where every rally demands speed,...


AWARENESS OF THE REP - THE MIND AND BODY CONNECTION
Awareness of the Rep: The Science and Power of the Mind-Muscle Connection In the world of strength training and muscle building, the...


HYBRID MOVEMENT IN SWIMMING : A SMARTER REHAB APPROACH
In the world of competitive and recreational swimming, movement is often seen as a seamless flow of power and grace. But behind every...


HOW TO IMPROVE LEAP JUMPS IN RHYTHAMIC GYMNASTICS : A PHYSIOTHERAPY AND S&C PERSPECTIVE
Leaps are a key element of rhythmic gymnastics, combining technical precision, aesthetic lines, and explosive power. Achieving optimal...


GYMNASTS WRIST : WHAT EVERY PARENT, COACH AND YOUNG ATHLETE SHOULD KNOW
Have you ever wondered what happens to a gymnast's body after all those gravity-defying flips and handstands? While the focus is often on...


STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING IN GYMNASTICS : ENHANCING PERFORMANCE THROUGH SCIENTIFIC TRAINING
Gymnastics stands among the most physically demanding sports, combining grace, power, balance, and agility into routines that push the...
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