Concert season is one of the most exciting times of the year for dancers and dance schools. Costumes are ready, choreography is polished, and every dancer is working hard to bring their best performance to the stage. But with extra rehearsals, long days, and growing fatigue, the physical load on the body increases dramatically. We […]
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If you’ve ever rolled your ankle or pulled a muscle, you’ve probably heard the terms sprain and strain. They sound similar, but they actually refer to different types of soft tissue injuries. Understanding the difference helps you know what’s happening in your body and how best to recover. What Do We Mean by Soft Tissue?
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Why Bone and Muscle Health Matters As women move through perimenopause and menopause, many notice subtle but frustrating changes — slower recovery from workouts, new aches, or feeling less strong than before. These shifts are not “just ageing.” They reflect the natural drop in estrogen, a hormone that plays a key role in maintaining muscle,
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Understanding What Happens During Midlife For many women, the midlife years bring noticeable changes. Recovery after exercise or injury can take longer, little aches hang around, and energy levels may not feel what they once were. Watching parents or relatives deal with joint pain, falls, or osteoporosis can make you wonder — is there anything
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Introduction It’s common to think that getting an X-ray or MRI is the best way to find out what’s going on when you’re in pain. But scans aren’t always the first or most helpful step. For many injuries and aches, a thorough physiotherapy assessment provides the answers you need — and helps you start recovery
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Exercising as a Parent: Why It’s Challenging Being a parent—especially to young children—presents unique challenges for staying active. Time, energy, and sleep are often limited, and guilt about taking personal time can make exercise feel impossible. Mothers also face physical changes post-pregnancy, including altered pelvic function, core weakness, and shifts in body shape. As children
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Living with Arthritis Why Physiotherapy for Arthritis Matters Arthritis is one of the most common causes of joint pain and stiffness, affecting people of all ages. While there’s no cure, the good news is that physiotherapy for arthritis offers proven ways to manage symptoms, improve movement, and support long-term joint health. At Spearwood Physio, we
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