Dave the physioFeb 14, 20202 minIs strength training REALLY good for you?I'm sure you've heard it all before... you need to exercise in order to get healthy. With the fitness market exploding with different...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20172 minHamstring injury preventionHamstring injuries are among the most common injuries for kicking based sports (soccer, AFL, NRL etc.) This is due to the concentric...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20171 minRotator cuff strengthWhen completing rotator cuff strengthening a common problem is poor postural and scapula position. Particularly in the early stages of...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20171 minSquats - Free weight vs body weightSquats - Free weight vs body weight What is ideal? It all depends on what purpose you are training for. As long as there is a level of...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20171 minShoulder examinationA good place to start when doing a shoulder examination is observation through range. Before going into hands on assessments it's...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20171 minSpeed and agilitySpeed and agility is vital in most sports and the ability to master these skills is key to SUCCESS in this endeavour. Each sport will...
Dave the physioFeb 27, 20171 minShoulder range assistance - PulleyFractured your collar bone? Sore or tight shoulder? Told you have a problem with your rotator cuff? Try using a pulley! The shoulder...
Dave the physioFeb 23, 20172 minQuality vs QuantityWhen training and exercising there are a plethora of different training protocols and paradigms that can be followed but which one is...
Dave the physioFeb 23, 20171 minAnkle Fracture Rehab - Part 5Ankle Fracture rehab part 5 - Functional Ankle Strength Strength training is the most evidenced based and common staple of a...
Dave the physioFeb 23, 20172 minAnkle Fracture Rehab - Part 4When to introduce range of motion? Now that we have been given the all clear to weight bear on our leg, one of the most common and...