Do you know how alcohol can impact healing? Alcohol can have complex long and short term effects on the healing process, depending on various factors such as the type & severity of the injury, the amount of alcohol consumed, and the individual’s overall health. **Delayed wound healing:**Moderate alcohol consumption may have some cardiovascular benefits. Excessive drinking can interfere with the normal inflammatory response, delaying the formation of blood clots which are crucial for stopping bleeding and initiating the healing process, and reducing the production of growth factors essential for tissue repair.

Decided to overhaul your health & fitness regime ? 🔺Assess your current fitness level. Consider working with a Physiotherapist especially if you have pre-existing injuries or are new to exercise to ensure a safe and effective fitness journey. 🔺Set Realistic short-term and long-term fitness goals to help maintain motivation & reduce the risk of overtraining. 🔺Start Slow. Allow your body to adapt gradually & prevent excessive stress on muscles, joints, & connective tissues.

Ski Fit Exercises for a Stronger, Safer Slope Experience ⛷️ Skiing and snowboarding🏂 are thrilling winter sports that demands a combination of strength, endurance, and balance. Like a marathon skiing and snowboarding need training and preparation. To enhance your performance on the slopes and reduce the risk of injuries, incorporating ski-specific exercises into your fitness routine at least 6 weeks before departure is crucial. Below is a set of ski fit exercises designed to target key muscle groups and improve overall agility.

Severs Disease What is it? Despite the name it is NOT a disease. The exact cause of Severs Disease is not yet fully understood, however it most commonly occurs in sporty children during a growth spurt which causes an increase in tension in the calf muscles at the point they attach to the heel bone 🦶🏻 (calcaneus). Pain may then develop in the heel and back of the ankle following a sudden increase in load, such as a big or sudden spike in the amount of repetitive loading that occurs during running and jumping activities.

Gluteal tendinopathy, also known as gluteal tendonitis or gluteal tendinosis, is a condition that involves irritation, inflammation, and degeneration of the tendons in the gluteal muscles, particularly the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus tendons. These tendons are located in the buttock region and are responsible for various movements of the hip and thigh. Common symptoms of gluteal tendinopathy may include: Pain: Patients often experience pain in the buttock or hip region.