back pain

Finding the right rehab studio for your pain

By |2018-05-16T13:11:12+01:00June 26th, 2017|Anatomy, back pain, eccentric, life, pain, Philsophy, stress, tired, Uncategorised|

There are a number of concerns regarding strength training in a rehab setting. Finding the right studio and the right person to understand you can be a frustrating proposition. At our clinics, we make sure that we speak to all our clients individually first. Before we even consider charging them. Inflammation in joints and surrounding [...]

Keeping active as we age

By |2018-05-16T13:11:12+01:00June 6th, 2017|Anatomy, back pain, connective tissue repair, Emotional Experience, pain, Uncategorised|

"You are only as old as our spine"-  Joe Pilates In many cultures around the world the ageing population is greatly respected as elders with great wisdom and experience. None of us want to get old and we are constantly being sold potions, pills and gimmicks to give us the elixir of life. Whilst studying the [...]

“If it does not work remove it” said the surgeon and the car mechanic

By |2018-05-16T13:11:12+01:00May 22nd, 2017|Accepting change, Anatomy, back pain, Cadaver, Embodied Emotion, Inspiration|

“If it does not work remove it” said the surgeon and the car mechanic When things break in the house, garden, car and body we have a simple quick fix solution, which saves a lot of time, energy, effort and resources. That is to say simply remove it and perhaps replace it. However, we only [...]

Happiness & Pain

By |2018-05-16T13:11:12+01:00May 1st, 2017|Accepting change, Anatomy, back pain, Gunther Von Hagens, life, pain, Philsophy|

Happiness & Pain - It's not the mountain we conquer but ourselves  We are always striving for more discovery, to find new civilisations, to find new drugs, to cure the world's problems, to cure disease and pain. Did you know when we listen, read, watch or participate in anything we are only actually present for [...]

Pain part 1 – “The cure for pain is in the pain” Rumi

By |2019-09-05T08:15:30+01:00March 5th, 2017|Accepting change, Anatomy, back pain, connective tissue recovery, connective tissue repair, pain|

What exactly did Rumi mean with: "The cure for pain is in the pain?" Whether it be physical, mental or emotional pain we all run away from it. We are geared towards everything pleasant in life and to steer away from anything unpleasant, it's human instinct. Avoidance is hardwired into us as a route of survival. If [...]

Are you sleeping too much or too little at night?

By |2018-05-16T13:11:14+01:00December 17th, 2016|Anatomy, back pain, life, stress|

Sleep is the best medicine As well as eating, sleep is an important part of connective tissue repair both mentally and physically. Did you know? Lack of sleep can make you fat Having the TV, mobile phone and other electric devices in the bedroom hinder your sleep and ability to repair Poor sleep can cause [...]

Chemical Nation – What’s really in your basket

By |2018-05-16T13:11:15+01:00December 17th, 2016|Anatomy, back pain, Embodied Emotion, Emotional Experience, Inspiration, life|

Every day we are exposed to hundreds of chemicals from pesticides that cover our fruit and veg to household products like washing powders, lotions and potions that we put on our skin. The biggest risk of getting diabetes is not on how much food you eat, but actually the quality of food you are putting in [...]

Back pain – Is prolapsed disc the cause? Part 1

By |2023-05-03T18:38:00+01:00September 20th, 2016|Anatomy, back pain, Embodied Emotion, life, Pilates, stress, yoga|

Back Pain - "The truth behind bulging discs"  I get so many enquiries every week about clients wanting to start pilates and yoga for back pain. Social media and the national press have done studios and teachers a great favour by promoting lots of articles. However there are a few important facts. People are forever [...]

The importance of the squat?

By |2018-05-16T13:11:17+01:00July 17th, 2016|Anatomy, back pain, Gyrotonic, life, Pilates, yoga|

The squat is one of the most used Primal Patterns® movements and yet is most poorly performed by people. Since we have progressed to sitting on chairs, driving and spending endless hours seated we have actually regressed in our range of motion.                           Every [...]

Reducing injury and improving performance in running

By |2018-05-16T13:11:17+01:00July 16th, 2016|back pain, Pilates, running, yoga|

While presenting earlier on this year at the British Fascia Sympoium, I was fortunate enough to meet Dr. Wilbour Kelsick. A veteran member of the official staff for the Canadian National and Olympic teams. Dr. Kelsick believes that optimal health is the result of balance in several areas of life. Wilbur looked at fascial training [...]

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