Shoulder pain during bench press is common. But it’s not something you should ignore or push through. It usually signals poor movement control, muscle imbalance, or a technical flaw. The good news? Victoria Chiropractor, Dr. Rob Hao, shares some tips to help you address these problems.
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Strength training for children is often met with skepticism, largely due to persistent myths and misconceptions. However, research and expert guidance show that when done correctly, strength training can be a safe and effective way to support a child’s physical development, injury prevention, and overall well-being.
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If you’ve been told you have scapular dyskinesia, you might be wondering what it means and if it’s something you should worry about. Scapular dyskinesia simply refers to an alteration in how your shoulder blade moves—but does it cause pain? Should you be trying to fix it? Let\’s break it down.
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The Movement Optimism Podcast (S2 E1) highlighted a non-linear relationship between cumulative load and damage in the context of running injuries. To illustrate this, imagine smashing a bone with a hammer using 100kg of force—it will likely shatter. However, if you tap the hammer using 1kg of force 100 times, the bone will not break.
Running is one of the most accessible and rewarding forms of exercise, offering numerous benefits for both physical and mental health. Whether you\’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, understanding how to approach running safely and effectively can help you maximize its benefits while minimizing the risk of injury.
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Truthfully, there isn’t as much we can do to prevent trauma injuries, especially those that occur in contact sports. This is because these sports injury extend beyond the athlete, to the complex interplay between athletes. As such, we can only control factors within the athlete such as by improving an athletes reaction time, fast twitch muscle activation, and balance. We hope that through this we can mitigate some of the circumstances which may lead to a sports injury. However, no amount of training can completely prevent injuries, as chance, and other people in the game play such a large role in these injuries.
Repetitive strain injuries on the other hand, we can do a lot for.
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When it comes to shoulder health and function, few structures are as essential as the rotator cuff. Whether you’re an athlete, an office worker, or someone tackling day-to-day tasks, having a strong and healthy rotator cuff is crucial. But what exactly is the rotator cuff, and how can you make it stronger?
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Have you ever experienced pain high up on the back of your leg? If you have, you may be experiencing a Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy (PHT). PHT is a common condition causing pain and dysfunction at the upper attachment of the hamstring muscles near the pelvis. It often affects runners, athletes, and anyone involved in repetitive or high-impact activities. If you’re dealing with persistent pain near the top of your thigh, it might be time to consider physiotherapy.
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If you’re dealing with vertigo, dizziness, or unsteadiness, a Vestibular Physiotherapist will be able to help you regain balance and confidence. Whether this is your first visit to physiotherapy, or you\’ve seen a physiotherapist before, your appointment with us will follow a clear structure, with a few key differences specific to vestibular care.
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A disc bulge occurs when a spinal disc—the cushion between the vertebrae—protrudes out of its normal boundary, leading to sensitization of the nearby nerves. This can lead to symptoms such as back pain, sciatica, or numbness and weakness in the legs.
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