The Complete Physiotherapy Approach to Joint Replacement Surgery

If you or a loved one is about to undergo joint replacement surgery, this guide will help you understand what to expect, what doctors may not tell you, and how physiotherapy can make your recovery faster and more effective. Joint replacement surgery is a life-changing procedure for anyone and knowing what to expect can help […]

10 Eye-Opening Facts About ACL I Wish I Knew Before Undergoing the Surgery

An injury that can change your life is tearing your ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). The road to rehabilitation is difficult, regardless of whether you’re an athlete, fitness enthusiast, or just someone who suffered a bad accident. Although ACL surgery is frequently advised, there are a lot of things I wish I had understood before having […]

Everything you need to know about Low Back pain!

Low back pain is a very common problem that most of us have experienced in our life. It can range from just some irritation in the low back area to a full-blown debilitating pain which hampers our daily routine. This problem can be acute or immediate due to some stress like lifting heavy weight or […]

Life After Viral Arthritis: A Physiotherapist’s Perspective

Life After Viral Arthritis: A Physiotherapist’s Perspective Viral arthritis can significantly affect daily activities and overall fitness due to the discomfort it causes in the joints. The pain, swelling, and stiffness in areas like the hands, knees, or feet can make basic tasks challenging. Simple movements like dressing, walking, gripping objects, or bending may become […]

धावण्यासाठी “फिट” बना!

बैठी जीवनशैली नको यासाठी नियमित चालणे/धावणे हा सर्वात लोकप्रिय व्यायाम आहे. यामुळे निश्चितच उत्तम व्यायाम होतो, पण पूर्णपणे “फिट” राहायला एवढेच पुरेसे आहे का? सगळे सांगतात म्हणून चालणे/धावणे सुरु करायचा आधी याचा थोडा विचार आवश्यक आहे…. धावणे हा अक्टीव राहण्यासाठी उत्तम आणि आवडीचा प्रकार नक्कीच आहे, पण संपूर्ण फिटनेस साठी फक्त तेवढेच पुरेसे नाही. पूर्व […]

“Show” muscles or “Go” muscles, what is your Goal?

Every sportsperson or fitness freak aims to achieve these ‘landmarks’, as these are considered to be prerequisites of the fitness and strength.
Beware!! These are just the ‘show’ muscles, the muscles you can see when you stand in front of a mirror.
Have we thought about our ‘Go’ muscles?? Most of us have not.
That’s why we encounter problems like hamstring pull, severe IT Band tightness, groin pain, low back spasm, neck spasm, very tight calf muscles, heel pain, and major injuries like shin splints, stress fractures, calf or thigh muscle tear etc. etc.
All these problems or injuries can be avoided to a greater extent if one develops ‘Go muscles’, i.e. ‘Posterior chain muscles’ along with ‘show muscles’.

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