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  1. Preventing injuries and exercises for skiiing

    Exercises For Skiing – Getting Prepared for the Snow!

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    As most who have tried snow boarding or skiing before can attest, snow sports offer quite a unique injury risk. The heavy load placed through the hip, knee, ankle and back can precipitate injury, while the potential for injury from crashing is also quite high, with 64% of all snow related injuries caused by falling.

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  2. Fit ball exercises to do at home or work

    6 Core Fit Ball / Swiss Ball Exercises To Do At Home or The Office

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    One of the most under utlilised pieces of equipment to improve your sitting posture and strengthen your core is the humble fit ball (or Swiss ball).

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  3. ITB & Knee Pain After Cycling

    ITB & Knee Pain After Cycling

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    A common question on many cyclists’ minds … “Why do my knees always hurt when I ride?” Find out why and how to prevent it here.

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  4. Sports physiotherapist, trainer or exercise physiologist?

    Sports Physiotherapist, Trainer or Exercise Physiologist?

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    Physiotherapists, sports physiotherapists and exercise physiologists all have the same goal: to help you get back your physical strength and optimal level of fitness. However there are subtle differences in the roles they can play and it is important to know which healthcare professional is right for your needs.

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  5. What is the difference between yoga and Clinical Exercise

    The Difference Between Yoga & Clinical Exercise

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    Once upon a time, it was the best kept secret of celebrities and professional athletes. Now, you’d be hard pressed to find a gym or a health club that doesn’t offer either Yoga or Clinical Exercise classes – or both.

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