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Shoulder pain does not always mean a rotator cuff tendon is torn. Learn what rotator cuff-related shoulder pain is, common symptoms and causes, when imaging may help, and how physiotherapy can rebuild strength and function.

Tennis elbow can make gripping, lifting and exercise painful. Learn how physiotherapy can help manage symptoms, rebuild strength and guide your return to activity.

Your Body Bible Pro: V2 brings together more than 400 pages of practical, evidence-based information on training, nutrition, recovery and rehabilitation. Written by physiotherapists, exercise professionals and a dietitian, it is designed to help you...

Is Lifting With a Rounded Back Really Bad? "Keep your back straight." "Bend your knees, not your back." Most of us have heard these cues countless times—whether at the gym, at work, or even while...

Exercise-related muscle cramps can be painful and unpredictable. This blog explains what the evidence says about treating them when they occur and reducing your risk of future cramps.

PEACE & LOVE: Rethinking How We Manage Acute Injuries For years, the go-to advice was RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation. More recently, this evolved into PRICE and POLICE, recognising the importance of protection and optimal...

Running injuries do not always mean you need to stop running. Learn about three common running injuries—IT band syndrome, plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendinopathy—including typical symptoms, treatment options and recovery timelines.

Pain does not always mean that your body is damaged. Imaging findings such as disc bulges, degeneration and osteoarthritis are also commonly found in people without pain. This blog explains why pain is more complex...

Does "Gluteal Amnesia" Actually Exist? If you've ever been told your gluteal muscles are "switched off" or that you have "gluteal amnesia", you're not alone. It's a term that's become incredibly popular on social media...