Posts Tagged 'low back pain'

Core Stability & Functional Movement

Integrating core stability into functional movement has long been one of those un-talked about subjects where the assumption is that prerequisite loading in other non-functional... 

Lessons From Elite Sport – the All Blacks

Long post today… I’ve just had the great pleasure of listening and speaking with legendary All-Black rugby captain Sean Fitzpatrick. See: www.balls2business.com for Sean... 

Psychosocial Social Concepts in Primary Care – 10 Tips for practical application.

As clinicians we have been bombarded with research outlining the important role of psychosocial issues in clinical outcomes.  I have often wondered why these models have been applied... 

Hamstring Strains and Core Stability

The link between hamstring strains and poor core stability is frequently casually referred to in rehabilitation and strengthening conditioning literature.  In fact it appears that... 

Bad News – managing poor prognosis

Physiotherapists are frequently in a position of attempting to provide care and define management strategies for patients with persistent, ongoing symptoms. This is particularly so... 

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