Ankle sprains accumulate the highest percentage of sports injuries in total! It is classified as an injury or tear of the ligaments of the ankle, with 85% of these injuries being to the lateral/outer ...
read moreSo, a muscle strain is where a muscle tears through the muscle belly or around the musculotendinous junction (around the tendon area of the muscle). This is often very common amongst athletes, but als...
read moreExperiencing pain in your Achilles tendon, found just above your heel, can be extremely uncomfortable and can set you back weeks or even months from training if not address straight away. This is not ...
read moreEveryone has their own body type and habits. Overuse or injury is totally patient specific and different to everyone. Even if you and your buddy have a similar pain; the cause and cure may be complete...
read moreHi everyone, Emma here 🙂 Running long distance can put a great strain on the body, and in many cases may even lead to injuries. Most occur from doing too much, too soon, and also, faulty biomechani...
read moreWe have covered the warm-up and got you running steady! Now you have completed your run, let’s cool it down Function360 style. Your cool-down will bring your body back to a resting state as effi...
read moreThe Why Recovery gets your body ready for your next session, and helps reduce risk of and also recover from injuries. After training and competitions your body is left dehydrated, depleted of fuel, an...
read moreLet’s start at the very beginning.. what do you do before running? HOPEFULLY you warm up. The most common issue I see from runners is the lack of a warm up; and it is an issue that is so easily ...
read moreOsteopathy has been often assumed to ‘back pain’ treatment; it is certainly a highly effective treatment for all types of back pain, but it is much more than that. Osteopathy can help you with a v...
read moreEvery discipline has its own good and bad habits, and in general we are all guilty of doing too much of what we like doing (eg. running, cycling, lifting big weights etc) and not enough of what we sho...
read moreOur bodies are not always smart and sometimes in order to avoid one problem, they end up creating a bigger one. This is exactly what happened to Charlotte; how can a stingray sting on the foot cause b...
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