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The Importance of Cooldown in Sports

This article is educational and is not personal medical advice. Pain, injury and rehabilitation are individual. A Pivotal Motion physiotherapist can assess your specific symptoms and recommend treatment. To book a consultation, visit pivotalmotion.physio or call (07) 3352 5116. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Pivotal Motion Education

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Lift without causing injuries – Full guide

Have you ever injured yourself from heavy lifting? Do you know someone who has been injured from a heavy lifting incident? Have you started a new job which requires you to lift heavy lifting? Or you may just be understandably concerned about developing an injury due to heavy lifting in

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Exercise for Asthma

Are you suffering from asthma or know someone with asthma? Do you think that you may have asthma but are not sure? Do you ever feel breathless while playing sport? If so continue reading, in this blog we will discuss what Asthma is, how to effectively treat it and what

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Post Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation

Have you or someone close to recently had a stroke? Are you experiencing difficulty with movements such as getting out of a chair, standing or walking? If so, it may be the time for you to engage in a post stroke recovery therapy plan. What is a Stroke? A stroke

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Returning to exercise after holidays

Throughout holidays, it is a time where we tend to overindulge in various treats and put exercise on the backburner. We also often end up putting our exercise routine on hold or slack off completely. Enjoying the holidays annd taking a break in exercise is an important thing to do.

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Tips to start and maintain exercise

If you find yourself struggling to start or maintain exercise, you’re definitely not alone. We all know the benefits and importance of exercising (better sleep, improved mood, improved health and fitness), along with plenty of workout plans all over the internet. But if knowing this information was all that was

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Exercises For Your next Ski Trip!

Have you got a ski trip coming up and are not feeling as fit as strong as you would like? You wouldn’t want to quit halfway through your first day skiing because of sore legs or breathless lungs. Skiing is a sport which demands a lot from your body. You

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Exercise for Developmental Delay

Have you been noticing your child isn’t reaching milestones such as sitting, crawling or walking when compared to other children their age? Is your child struggling with every day tasks such as dressing, showering or eating? Does your child appear to be ‘clumsy’? Your child might be presenting developmental delay.

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Transitioning into winter training

With the weather getting cooler, it is important to keep in mind how you transition into winter training. Exercising in the cold has various benefits, including burning more calories, more intense cardiovascular workout, and improved energy levels. However, there are a few important factors to keep in mind when exercising

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Why is exercise important for Diabetes

Do you or a family member have diabetes or pre-diabetes? Are you concerned about your health but aren’t sure what to do about it?  If so, we are here to help ? What is Diabetes? Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic condition which impacts the way the body processes

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