Chronic Groin Pain (Athletic Pubalgia)

Chronic Groin Pain (Athletic Pubalgia)

GROIN PAIN Groin pain, referred to also as athletic pubalgia, is a common problem for a number of athletes, particularly those who engage in sports that require specific use (or overuse) of lower abdominal muscles and the proximal muscles of the thigh. Predominantly,...
Pilates: Mat vs Reformer Pilates (Part 2 of 3)

Pilates: Mat vs Reformer Pilates (Part 2 of 3)

In part one, we unearthed that pilates has a role to play in reducing the severity of chronic lower back pain. In part two, we tackle a common question from our patients and delve further into the research to see if there is a difference between mat and reformer...
Is running bad for your knees?

Is running bad for your knees?

Running. Probably one of the most maligned exercises when it comes to knees and overuse injuries. The thought that running ‘wears’ out your knees and causes osteoarthritis (a chronic disease often associated with joint pain and stiffness, reduced mobility...