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Hypermobility is used to describe people whose joints can move beyond the normal range of motion we expect. While for some this is a neat party trick, other people with hypermobility might suffer with pain and injuries.

It’s a question we consistently get asked at our practices - will I need an x-ray or MRI to diagnose my back pain?

We all know that running is great for our bodies and minds but it does come with the potential for injury. Get back on the pavement faster with these tips on treating the two most common running injuries.

Many mums experience a separation of their abdominal muscles during pregnancy. Called Diastasis Recti, it’s a natural part of the process, however careful monitoring is important to ensure there is no ongoing impact.

This week we put the spotlight on Clinical Exercise. Long Lei from Back In Motion Clayton explains the principles of Clinical Exercise and the difference between Clinical Exercise and Clinical Exercise.