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The benefits of stretching. Do you know what the benefits really are. Daniel Gerber at osteopathglasgow.co.uk has had a look at some of the research sorted the fact from the fiction, added a little opinion for you.
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This is not just for older runners, but also for runners and cyclists of all ages. This brings the research, training and osteopathic treatment together. We start off with How many treatment will I need? and How frequently will I need to be treated?
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In part one I wrote about muscle cell efficiency and decreases in muscle economy. Now I’m going to write about how me as an osteopath can help improve muscle economy through efficient movement by increasing flexibility.
An osteopathic principle believes that your muscles are a mirror of [...]
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Aging doesn’t mean your athletic sporting performance has to decline. Evidence shows it doesn’t have to reduce. With osteopathy it may be possible to actually improve.
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What Do Osteopaths Treat? A list of conditions and problems that osteopathy may help with. list is from ASA
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A guide to the first steps you should take in preventing sports injuries, what you should look for, and who to ask for help.
Continue Reading →Osteopathy tackles complaints ranging from sports and work-related injuries to arthritis and sciatica.
Continue Reading →Four principles: structure and function, circulation, the body healing itself, and the whole body being interrelated.
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