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Tennis Elbow – with Felina Adeloju

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING ELBOW PAIN? Typically referred to as ‘tennis elbow’, less than 5% of these cases actually result from playing tennis, but rather result from overuse of the elbow through repetitive activities such as computer use, heavy lifting and repeated twisting of the wrist. Read on for more on this common injury…

Achilles Tendinopathy – with Nathaniel Martin

ACHILLES PAIN STOPPING YOU EXERCISING? Started really increasing your running load during this time of COVID-19 shutdown, but have been plagued by an unusual pain in the back of your lower leg? You are not alone!…Click here to find out more…

Working Remotely from Home – tips to avoid neck/back pain

COVID-19 NECK & BACK – 2020’s newest musculoskeletal condition!

Have you been working from home and are now starting to experience some neck and back pain? The good news is there are strategies to help manage and reduce your pain!

Click here to see the info graphic above put together by our team!

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Single Knee Bends

In this short video Chris explains how a simple movement such as standing single knee bend can tell a lot about someone’s biomechanics and potential issues that might be contributing or causing an injury. Chris is a little shy so no amount of asking nicely would get him on camera.

Berwick Physiotherapy – helping to stop the spread

To all our valued patients – please see the following message from Adam regarding the ongoing COVID-19 situation and what we are doing to ensure your safety.

Things to know:

1. Extra hand hygiene is being employed in the clinic after every patient.
2. All equipment is being cleaned before and after every patient.
3. Extra precautions are being taken in regards to pillowcases and bedsheets.
4. We are encouraging contactless pay and a 1.5m distance from our reception staff.
5. If you have been in contact with anyone who has been overseas OR if you are experiencing flu like symptoms please call us immediately to cancel your appointment and we will reschedule it for you.

Kind Regards,

Berwick & Pakenham Lakeside Physio Team

To all our valued patients – please see the following message from Adam regarding the ongoing COVID-19 situation and what we are doing to ensure your safety.Things to know:1. Extra hand hygiene is being employed in the clinic after every patient. 2. All equipment is being cleaned before and after every patient. 3. Extra precautions are being taken in regards to pillowcases and bedsheets. 4. We are encouraging contactless pay and a 1.5m distance from our reception staff.5. If you have been in contact with anyone who has been overseas OR if you are experiencing flu like symptoms please call us immediately to cancel your appointment and we will reschedule it for you.Kind Regards,Berwick & Pakenham Lakeside Physio Team

Posted by Berwick & Pakenham Lakeside Physiotherapy on Monday, 16 March 2020

Adductor Strengthening Exercises

Adductor strains are common on the sports field and in the work place. Often it can be due to an imbalance or weakness of the adductor muscles on the inside of the leg. In this short video, Se-Jin shows some easy progressive exercises to build strength in the adductor muscles.

Lower Limb Strength

In this video, Nathaniel shows us some variations to improve lower limb strength and build some functional strength for the pre season to help with running. It is very important to work on different positions of strength to improve control and function to maximise performance on the sports field and reduce the risk of injury.

Spinal Health by David Coulson

Basic Squats

It’s time to get back to basics. Felina and Georde demonstrate how to do a basic squat making sure that the knees don’t drive too far over the toes. Knee position is vital in a good strong squat. Depending on a person’s anatomy and levers, there may be some variation in how far the knee moves forward but generally keeping the knee from passing the toes is a good start. Keeping the knee from rolling inwards is another good tip to ensure your squat is on track. The knees should be apart and follow the line of the feet. So fire up the glutes and get squatting!!

Core Stability with David Coulson

Join Physio and Partner David Coulson as he runs through some basic do-at-home exercises to help with your core stability.