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Chiropractic care for Badminton players
Despite the shuttlecock being light, badminton is definitely an intense sport! Lots of overhead arm movement and fast diving across the court mean that both speed and stamina are needed.
Although it may not be featured in the media as much as tennis, badminton has many similarities. Unfortunately, this is especially true when it comes to player injuries.
Marathon – hard work or good for you in the long run?
Preparing for a marathon can be a daunting task. From scheduling training runs to ensuring you have your nutrition on point, there is lots to consider. There is a time and pace (pun intended!) for everyone, so it is is vital to take expert advice on how best to prepare yourself.
Flexibility vs. mobility
Flexibility vs. mobility – what’s in a word?
There are some words that are used without really understanding what they refer to. Flexibility and mobility are two examples of these. You may be forgiven for thinking that they are basically the same thing. However, it’s important to understand the difference between the two when it comes to our aims.
Cracking joints- what is that noise, and is it bad for me?
To crack or not to crack – that is the question!
Do you enjoy cracking your knuckles? If so, have you had people tell you that it will damage your joints?
Thankfully, research has shown that there is no link between arthritis and cracking your joints. So, do you know why joint cracking occurs? Or when you should see your doctor or Chiropractor about it?
(Hello, hello) Living in a place called Vertigo
Unlike U2 nobody really wants to experience vertigo. Why does my head spin in a certain position and what can be done to help?
BPPV
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, or BPPV for short, is a disorder of the inner ear. For those who experience BPPV when you move your head into a certain position, usually looking over a shoulder, you may start to feel dizzy, nauseous and the room may start to spin.
