January 23, 2011
General Healthcare, Newsletter, Osteoarthritis
Hi all, I am endeavouring to post a newsletter every month about the happenings in my world and the world of health, fitness and rehabilitation. Please find the attachment below to my first newsletter. Accelr8 jan2011_newsletter In this edition: My update Weightlifting prevents lymphedema in breast cancer survivors Stop running into danger Purple veggies and
December 20, 2010
Canberra Raiders, Injury, Soft Tissue Therapy
Preparations for the 2011 NRL season are well on the way. I and 4 other soft tissue therapists have been treating the Canberra Raiders for the past 5 weeks. In the New Year, we will be once again treating the Raiders once a week until the start of the season. During competition we treat the
December 15, 2010
Knee, Osteoarthritis
Believe it or not people find that surgery is the cure for everything. Guess what, its not, and this study proves it. In many cases surgery is the easy way out. People forget that after surgery you still have to do the strength training, the mobility work and the flexibility. Why not just do that
December 14, 2010
Knee, Osteoarthritis
Sorry to ‘harp’ on about this but people are always giving me reasons not to exercise. In this article published by the Journal of Anatomy, they investigate osteoarthritis (OA) and the impact exercise has on it. They concluded that providing the individual had a normal joint void of joint injury, vigorous low impact exercise has
December 1, 2010
Back
A lower back pain study from the University of Sydney has found that between 30-40% of chronic lower back pain sufferers actually have no back pain 12 months after their initial diagnosis. ‘For people with recent onset chronic low back pain, 35% will recover by nine months and 41% by 12 months’ They report that
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