Are You Experiencing Pain Whilst Working From Home? For those working from home during Covid-19, worried about increased neck, back or sciatic like pain, we’ve got you covered! We have put together a short list of the most common aches/pains that are experienced when working at home and provide useful tips on how to avoid […]
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‘Muscle cramps are a common and usually harmless condition where the muscles suddenly become tight and painful’ http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/legcrampsunknowncause/pages/introduction.aspx There are two types of muscle cramp 1. Exercise Associated Muscle Cramp This type of cramp can be caused by: Overuse / fatigue of muscles Shortened resting muscle length Electrolyte imbalance (altered potassium, calcium and magnesium levels)
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Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy is now offering Gym Based ‘End Stage’ Rehabilitation! One-to-one sessions designed specifically for strength and conditioning! Our therapist will tailor exercises to target specific muscle groups, helping you get back to your normal level of fitness following an accident or injury! Visit https://jonathanclarkphysiotherapy.com/bookings/ or call us on 02381 300 260 to find
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Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) is pain or soreness experienced 24-48 hours after physical activity. It can occur anywhere in the body which has been subjected to increased activity. It often follows the start of a new exercise programme, increased exercise duration / intensity or ‘eccentric’ (controlled elongation) movements such as bicep curls, squats or
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Does anyone feel elated after they exercise? Does anyone experience that ‘feel good’ factor? Studies have shown that increased levels of physical activity can have a positive affect on your mood. Not only does exercise improve your cardiovascular health, but it can also lift your mood and act as a treatment for depression. The NHS
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Studies suggest that individuals with arthritis may experience short-term increases in pain on beginning exercise; however, continued exercise has been shown to be effective in reducing long-term symptoms of pain and discomfort. Low impact physical activity such as walking, swimming and cycling help to reduce the stress exerted through joints whilst enabling joint-friendly physical activity!
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With the Southampton Half Marathon fast approaching and lots more upcoming runners events throughout the UK; many of you have started increased your training time and intensity. Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy offers assessments and treatments for a variety of running related injuries including: Shin splints Altered biomechanics Hip and knee instability Whether you have just started
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Back pain can be caused from multiple factors, including: lifting heavy items, poor posture, spending too long in one position as well as anxiety and stress. At Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy, we offer a variety of treatments: • Manipulation • Acupuncture • Postural advice • Core stability exercises • Home exercise programmes • Deep and soft
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Lactic acid, also known as lactate, is produced when the body breaks down carbohydrates to use for energy when oxygen levels are low. This is a type of anaerobic energy production. When you perform a high-intensity workout e.g. strength training or sprinting, your body requires greater levels of energy. Energy is supplied through ‘glycolysis’ a process
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Skipping has become known for its calorie and fat burning benefits. An hour of skipping can burn approximately 1300 calories. Skipping can be incorporated into HIIT sessions, strengthening the upper and lower body as well as toning and conditioning muscles. Skipping also provides a chance to improve footwork, balance, coordination and agility. Want to increase
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