Walking Lunges

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LUNGE WALKS force in motion The most basic function we can improve through functional training is the ability to walk or run. There are a million articles about movement variations that will help you on this journey, but none will beat the lunge walk. Locomotion with resistance is basically the definition of a lunge walk,… Continue reading Walking Lunges

Acupuncture Simulation

Electroacupuncture dry with needle connecting machine used by acupunturist on female patient for acupuncture guided by EPI Intratissue Percutaneous Electrolisis. Electro stimulation in physical therapy to ankle of a young woman in physiotherapy center.

In order to perform acupuncture, tiny needles are inserted under the skin at specific bodily locations. Acupuncture, a crucial element of traditional Chinese medicine, is frequently used to relieve pain. It is increasingly being utilized for overall wellness, which includes stress reduction. The main purpose of acupuncture is to reduce pain brought on by various… Continue reading Acupuncture Simulation

Golf Swing

Golf Swing (Sholder Strengthening) Shoulders can be a difficult body part to hit at home, especially when you don’t have any equipment. Strengthening the muscles around your scapula (shoulder blade) is often neglected, and over time this can contribute to pain around the shoulder/rotator cuff. Shoulder Stability Shoulder stability is all about shoulder strength. We… Continue reading Golf Swing

Trunk Extension

Sporty young woman doing standing wall push up triceps strength exercise during urban outdoor fitness workout.

Trunk extensor muscles are essential for lifting, forward bending, and many other functional activities. These muscles act both to extend the spine and to balance the flexion movement produced by the trunk and the weight being lifted. The “hyperextension” bench is often used in the prevention and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries. It is known that… Continue reading Trunk Extension

Tennis Elbow

Exercise therapy helps to reduce pain and improve the functional deficits associated with tennis elbows, such as weakness in the supinator and wrist extensors. Strengthening the muscles of the shoulder and scapula in addition to the wrist and forearm provides superior benefits compared to focusing solely on the local area. Although stretching may also be… Continue reading Tennis Elbow

Lateral Raises Shoulder Mobility

“The lateral raise or side lateral raises are effective. Shoulder-strengthening exercises that help tone your shoulder muscles as well as a portion of the upper back muscles Lateral raise exercise targets the deltoid muscles and some trapezius fibres as well. Shoulder exercises are lateral raise machines. The advantage of using this machine is that you… Continue reading Lateral Raises Shoulder Mobility

How to Prevent Your Office Setup From Slowly Injuring You?

Tired eyes? Aching back? Sore neck? Painful wrists and hands? Do these issues bother you while working from home in your home office setup? If you answered yes to all these questions, then you need to change your office ergonomics. Ergonomics plays a crucial role in keeping you healthy while you work. First and foremost,… Continue reading How to Prevent Your Office Setup From Slowly Injuring You?

How Poor Posture & Slouching Are Affecting Your Health

In today’s modern world, it is not difficult to find someone slouched over the phone or slumped over a laptop for hours at a time. Being engaged on a screen for long periods of time, especially when not in a correct position, may take its toll on your joints, muscles, and ligaments. Posture could be… Continue reading How Poor Posture & Slouching Are Affecting Your Health

Swim the Pain Away: How Swimming Can Speed Up Physiotherapy

SWIMMING is an activity that refreshes you and an amazing exercise for a good physique. If you are fond of water and even experiencing back pain, you may be thinking if swimming can help alleviate that pain. The truth is that swimming may be a solution to back pain but only if done appropriately. Swimming… Continue reading Swim the Pain Away: How Swimming Can Speed Up Physiotherapy