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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...
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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...
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MINIMIZING GROIN PAIN : RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES
In the electrifying world of sports, athletes often push their bodies to the limit, showcasing astonishing feats of strength, agility,...
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5 REASONS TO JOIN A PERFORMANCE LAB ( FOR NON -ATHLETES )
1. General Fitness and Health Sports performance labs aren't exclusive to athletes. Non-athletes can benefit from these facilities to...
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5 REASONS TO JOIN A PERFORMANCE LAB ( FOR ATHLETES )
Whether you're an athlete looking to up your game or an amateur starting off in a sport, joining a sports performance lab can be a...
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ACL - RETURN TO SPORTS
ACL being one of the essential ligaments in the knee joint as it stabilizes the knee joint. ACL restricts anterior translation/movement...
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COMPRESSION THERAPY USING NORMATEC 3
What is a Compression Therapy? Compression therapy entailing the application of putting air pressure to the lower extremities is a...
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GLUETEAL AMNESIA OR DEAD BUTT SYNDROME
What is Gluteal Amnesia or Dead Butt Syndrome ? As technology has advanced during the last few decades, sitting time has increased....
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UPPER CROSS SYNDROME
What is Upper cross syndrome? Introduction The kinetic chain describes the interrelated groups of body segments, connecting joints, and...
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KNEE PAIN, CAN BE A MISALIGNED PELVIS OR WEAK HIP
The knee is the most common weight bearing joint affected by osteoarthritis (OA), with the disease predominantly affecting the medial...
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