Most women will only be introduced to the pelvic floor when they become pregnant, but pelvic floor issues are not exclusive to pre and post natal women. These muscles are important throughout a woman’s lifespan, whether she bears children or not...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we wanted to explain a little bit more about breast cancer, through diagnosis, treatment and recovery...
As part of Mental Health Awareness week, Massage Therapist Ruth McKinnon reviews the science behind how massage therapy improves our mood.
Whether you've had a natural birth or caesarean section, returning to running is something that should be taken slowly – despite how good your legs feel - because of the effect it can have on that very important group of muscles called the Pelvic Floor.
Exercise is increasingly considered a complementary strategy to medication and has been proven to improve both motor and non-motor symptoms, including mobility, balance and cognition in people living with Parkinson's.
Josh Smith, lead physiotherapist at Ten Health & Fitness, talks posture and busts myths surrounding this topic.
You may have clients who dread the deadlift but whose backs would benefit from performing this exercise. Physiotherapist Liam Rodgers explains
A seated position will tighten many muscles that need to be long for safe and efficient running, and lengthen many muscles that need to be tight and engaged
From as far back as I can remember – I’ve loved running. There’s something about it that is so satisfying
Long Covid symptoms and severity vary from person to person, but commonly include diminished lung function, heart problems, muscle and joint disorders and chronic fatigue. It can also exacerbate underlying health issues, including heart disease, diabetes, musculoskeletal and mental health conditions...
Back pain is one of the most discussed, blogged about and researched health issues of the current times. But, despite all that discussion, blogging and research, it’s still one of the most prevalent...
Increasing range and freedom of movement is a goal of many gym programmes. With current research questioning the benefits of stretching programmes, foam rolling and other forms of myofascial self-release have become a popular alternative...
Some helpful tips for active slothing – maintaining your tone while chomping on your Terry’s chocolate orange and binging on the boxsets you’ve saved specially. You’ll also find some suggestions for posture-appropriate slothing form (if something’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well, right?)
Spine health is becoming increasingly important, as our daily habits are wreaking havoc to our body. ‘Tech neck’ places a huge amount of pressure on the spine...
October is National Cholesterol Month, run by charity Heart UK to raise awareness of cholesterol imbalance. This blog post will explain exactly what cholesterol is, why an imbalance is bad, and what you can do about it...
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Over 250,000 people are currently living with blood cancer in the UK, with over 40,000 new diagnoses every year...
September marks Vascular Disease Awareness Month. According to the British Heart Foundation, there are over 7.4 million people living with heart and circulatory diseases in the UK...
This week is Blood Pressure UK Week, or Know Your Numbers week. According the NHS, around 1/3rd of British adults have high blood pressure; with many not realising they have it...
Virtual clinical sessions have quite literally been a life saver to many people. They have been key to patient rehabilitation, which is why they are here to stay...
We have increased existing measures and put new Covid-19 protocols in place in order to keep clients and staff safe on our premises. We will be following recommended Government and UKActive guidelines throughout our Studios. We ask that you do the same. So please read the new safety measures.