By Dr Maddy Witt (Chiropractor) Have you ever experienced long standing, sharp, heel pain that’s worse with the first few steps in the morning? If you have, chances are you may have suffered from a condition called plantar fasciitis. This is the most common cause of heel pain! It can occur in anyone…
By Dr Maddy Witt (Chiropractor) Did you know that rotator cuff tears are one of the most common causes of shoulder pain? Think about all the activities you’ve done today that have involve your shoulder. Maybe you brushed your teeth this morning. Some of you might have reached overhead to get to a shelf…
By Dr Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) As someone who enjoys running, you understand the importance of finding the perfect pair of running shoes. Not only do they need to provide comfort and support, but they also play a crucial role in preventing injuries and ensuring your long-term running journey stays pain-free. In this blog post,…
By Dr Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) Stretching is a common exercise that is often used to improve flexibility and range of motion, and to prevent injury. However, the type of stretching that is performed, as well as the duration and frequency of stretching, can impact the effects of stretching on the body. Static stretching…
By Dr Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) Heel pain, particularly caused by plantar fasciitis, can be a real stumbling block in our daily lives. Walking, running, or even standing become excruciating tasks. Thankfully, advancements in medical treatments have brought us a promising solution: shockwave therapy. In this blog, we’ll dive into the depths of this…
By Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) Have you ever experienced a tight knot of pain in your muscles that just won’t let go? These stubborn, sensitive spots are known as trigger points. They can cause localized pain and even refer pain to other areas of the body. Lets now look into the fascinating world of…
By Dr Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) Massage guns have become increasingly popular as a self-treatment tool for muscle recovery and relaxation. These handheld devices claim to offer the benefits of a deep tissue massage in the comfort of your own home. But are massage guns really effective? Let’s explore the evidence and benefits of massage…
By Dr Kristin Webb (Chiropractor) Many key physiological functions occur during sleep which help to improve recovery & reduce the risk of injury. Muscle Repair and Growth: During sleep, the body releases growth hormone, essential for muscle repair and rebuilding. Inflammation Reduction: Sleep regulates the body’s inflammatory response, aiding healing and reducing muscle inflammation.…
By Dr Andrew Ullo (Chiropractor) Foam rolling, also known as self-myofascial release, is a popular form of self-massage that has been shown to improve athletic performance and aid in recovery. This technique involves rolling various muscle groups on a foam roller to relieve tension, stiffness, and pain, and improve flexibility and range of motion.…
By Dr Kristin Webb (Chiropractor) Hip mobility is a crucial factor in reducing or easing low back pain. The hips and lower back are interconnected, and when the hips are tight or immobile, it can lead to excessive stress on the lower back.This stress can result in discomfort and pain, leading to long-term issues…