Author: SportsFit

25 May Winter Recipe- Minestrone Soup

We are definitely approaching Soup Season! There is almost nothing better as a meal in winter than a hearty Minestrone Soup. This recipe also has the bonus of including some seasonal produce, which is a fantastic way to not only diversify your diet, but also to...

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06 May Best shoulder exercises for an aerialist

In a previous blog, our cirque physio Jessica Banks outlined what an aerialist is and the demands on their shoulder (READ MORE HERE). A key message is the importance of having good shoulder strength. This is necessary for performing the skills required and reduce the...

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29 Apr How do I read and understand food labels

An important part of making healthy eating choices is knowing which products to pick up at the supermarket. How we read food labels can be very intimidating, especially when turning a packet over and seeing all the numbers on the Nutrition Information Panel. This blog post...

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19 Apr How Does a Myotherapist Treat?

A myotherapist provides evidence-based assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for a wide range of musculoskeletal pain and various associated conditions. They do so by using differing techniques as appropriate to help improve or restore proper function. Some of techniques used in their treatments include: Myofascial release Myofascial...

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04 Apr What is the best nutrition for football

What is the best football nutrition tips? The football season is here, which is always an exciting way to get us through the colder months! However, it often raises the common questions – What do I need to eat for football games? Are orange wedges enough...

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29 Mar Aerialist Physio Best Tips

Jessica Banks, our aerialist physio, outlines what is required for the aerialist shoulder. She knows first hand the demands, as being both a highly skilled physiotherapist and a trained aerialist herself. What is an aerialist? This is a performer, athlete and artist that uses apparatus to...

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18 Mar Osteochondral Lesion of the Talus

Some other terms that may be used to describe this injury include: Talar Dome LesionAnkle Osteochondral LesionAnkle Cartilage DefectOsteochondral Fragment of the Talus What is an Osteochondral Lesion of the Talus? The talus is the bone that sits at the bottom of the main ankle joint. It can...

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28 Feb Roasted Sweet Potato & Chicken Tabouli Salad

Sweet potatoes are an exceptionally versatile vegetable, which can be used in so many different recipes across a day. They are a vegetable that is only seasonally available in Autumn. Eating seasonally allows us to have more variety across the year, as each fruit and...

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17 Feb Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) Injury

What is the medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury? The medial collateral ligament (or the "MCL") is a strong ligament which sits on the inside of the knee. It is an important ligament that provide stability to the knee. Image reproduced from the Orthopaedics 360, https://orthopaedics360.com.au/knee/mcl-tear How...

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