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Overcoming Frozen Shoulder: Tips for Managing Pain and Restoring Mobility
INTRODUCTIONFrozen shoulder, or Adhesive Capsulitis, is a condition where the shoulder joint becomes stiff and painful, limiting movement. Recovery can take 2–3 years, but physiotherapy is key to easing pain, improving flexibility, and restoring mobility. With...
Help! I Have Nerve Compression On My Neck
“Nerve Compression? One of the most common concerns we hear in our clinic daily!” Many people come to us worried about potential neck surgery, loss of mobility, or needing help with everyday tasks. This fear is understandable, but it’s important to know the truth!...
Company Training 2025 – Migraine Training
Migraines are more than headaches—they’re often triggered by neck stiffness, muscle tension, and poor posture. With more patients seeking relief, our clinic focuses on a holistic approach to treatment that goes beyond medication. Our physiotherapists...
Your Physio Telematch Day 2025
Expect a day full of fun, teamwork, and unforgettable memories. Whether it’s sunshine or a little rain, we’re making it a day to remember — so come prepared for both! To celebrate Telematch Day 2025, our team came together for a meaningful day filled with fun,...
5 Ways to Bulletproof your Hip
Our hip joint plays a main role in transmitting forces and body weight encountered during daily activities from axial skeleton through the lower extremities. By balancing forces over its entire range of motion, the hip joint acts as the stability essential to...
Why can’t I do the Asian Squat?
An Asian squat also known as the primal squat is a deep squat where the hips are lower than the knees and the heels are flat on the ground. It is commonly performed in Asia to sit and do work, and it has become a substitute to standing when chairs are unavailable....
Unlocking the Secrets of Groin Pain in Footballers
Introduction Football players at all levels are susceptible to groin pain, which is one of the most prevalent injuries in the sport. It's a disorder that can seriously impair an athlete's performance on the field and keep them out of commission for weeks or even...
Why does my buttock pain?
Buttock pain is a common issue, especially for those who sit for long periods, like office workers or gamers. It can arise from different causes, and understanding these can help find the right treatment. Here are five common reasons for buttock pain and their...
Physiotherapy Role in Pre Op Cardiac Rehab
What are the pre op physio role in cardiac rehab? Aims: To reduce post-operative complications, increased oxygen saturation and improved mobilization. Benefits: Improved Functional Capacity: Better physical fitness prior to surgery reduces the strain on the body...
Outcome Measure for Pre Op and Post Op for Cardiac Rehabilitation
6 Minute Walk Test The 6 Minute Walk Test (6MWT) is one of the most widely used and validated outcome measures in cardiac rehabilitation. 6MWT measures the distance a patient can walk in six minutes, reflecting their ability to perform physical activities of daily...