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In Preventing Running Injuries: Part 2 of our series, we discussed all of the intrinsic factors that can contribute to running injuries. One of the key factors that we discussed in this report was Musculoskeletal
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The truth is out……there are many wonderful and far reaching benefits of running with very little downside. So, whether you are just starting out, thinking about putting on your running
NWPG Open Week 8 – 13 August 2016 We are pleased to announce that as part of our move to Fletcher St Essendon, and to celebrate our 26 year involvement
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Mr M presented with acute onset of left knee pain following an incident at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu the previous day. He now reported significant pain and limitation with walking, moving
Knee pain is one of the most common conditions people experience, and it can be particularly annoying for the recreational or competitive runner. It can be felt at the front,
A 12 year old active student presented with a long term left hamstring injury following a fall which was initially assessed on ultrasound scanning as a partial muscle tear. He