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Why Many Fitness Plans Fail

Why Many Fitness Plans Fail – The Secret to a Sustainable Fitness Program January is often filled with fresh motivation, big goals, and optimism about what we can achieve for our health. After the indulgence of the festive season, many of us resolve to exercise more, eat better, and feel

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Cupping Therapy in Massage

Cupping Therapy in Massage: What It Is and Why Your Body Loves It Cupping is a hands-on technique that many massage therapists use to enhance treatment outcomes. Instead of applying pressure into tight muscles, cupping uses soft suction to lift the skin and underlying tissues. This upward pull can help

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“I know I should be doing strength training…”

If you’ve ever said – or even just thought – these words, you’re definitely not alone.   Many women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond know that strength training is important, but somehow it keeps slipping down the list of priorities. Between work, family, and all the other demands of

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Sprains and Strains: Whats the Difference?

The terminology used by physiotherapists and doctors can sometimes be confusing, especially when it comes to terms like sprains and strains. These words are often used interchangeably, but they actually refer to different types of soft-tissue injuries. What Do We Mean by Soft Tissue? Soft tissue refers to the muscles,

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When Do You Really Need a Scan?

It’s easy to assume that an X-ray or MRI is the quickest way to find out what’s causing pain — but that’s not always the case. In many situations, imaging adds little to what a thorough assessment by your physiotherapist can already tell you. Understanding when a scan is helpful and when it isn’t can save time, money, and unnecessary worry.

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