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SHOULDER PAIN WHEN LIFTING YOUR ARM: CAUSES, TREATMENT & WHEN TO SEE A PHYSIO

Have you noticed pain in your shoulder when lifting your arm overhead, reaching into a cupboard or putting on a shirt? Shoulder pain when lifting your arm is extremely common and can make everyday activities surprisingly difficult. The good news is that shoulder pain does not necessarily mean you have damaged your shoulder. There are […]

WHAT YOU DO BETWEEN SESSIONS MATTERS MORE THAN YOU THINK

Guest post by Mick Owar | Primal Recovery Centre, Moorabbin Most people treat physiotherapy as a passive experience — come in, get treated, go home and wait for the next appointment. But the hours between sessions are where your recovery is either built or quietly dismantled. Four things sit at the foundation of a well-functioning […]

THE TRUTH ABOUT POSTURE: DOES IT REALLY MATTER?

If you’ve ever been told to “sit up straight,” “pull your shoulders back,” or “stop slouching,” you’re not alone. Many people believe poor posture is the cause of their neck pain, back pain, headaches, or shoulder problems. But what does the research actually say? The answer might surprise you. Is There Such Thing as Perfect […]

WHY STRENGTH TRAINING IS THE BEST INJURY PREVENTION TOOL (AND HOW TO START)

If you’ve ever been told to “just stretch more” to prevent injuries, you’re not alone. Stretching has its place—but if your goal is to actually reduce your risk of injury, there’s something far more effective: Strength training. Not just for performance. Not just for aesthetics. For resilience. Why injuries actually happen Most injuries don’t happen […]

TOP SIGNS YOU’RE OVERTRAINING (AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT)

Training hard is great. But if your body isn’t recovering, you won’t get stronger or fitter — you’ll just increase your risk of injury and burnout. The good news? Most people don’t need complicated fixes. The basics work. Common Signs You May Be Overtraining Here are the most common warning signs we see in the […]

PAIN vs INJURY: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE (AND WHY IT MATTERS)

A lot of people assume that pain always means injury — but that’s not actually how the body works. Understanding the difference can help you recover faster and avoid unnecessary fear or rest. What Is an Injury? An injury usually means actual tissue damage, such as: Injuries often follow a clear event (e.g. a fall) and may come […]