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Top 5 Sporting Tantrums!
Pressure plays a huge role for any sportsman when competing but those who make it to a professional level have the added stress of expectation brought around by the media, coaches and spectators wh
Hoylesfitness - Because fitness isn't coincidence
Welcome to my new blog!
Ryder Cup and Davis Cup Could Be Giving The Elbow!
Come Monday morning physiotherapists worldwide may be wondering why they have a queue of sports stars holding their elbow waiting for treatment.
Why Programs Don't Work
I just haven’t had the time to write like before so I wanted to create a solid article which tackles a wide range of issues.
Young Shoulders
So what do we think of "little Tom's" display in the Olympic diving display?? Does it matter that he did not win, or come in the top 3?
Warp up and cool down
When practicing make sure you give it your level best however you should not do too much training because it might cause problems for your body.
Eating problems
I'm a fairly young but well read athlete, and I've been reading up on eating problems in sport, and the female athlete triad as well.
Muscle control shoes
You may have been exposed to the marketing of a new type of running shoe that does not fit into the standard categories of motion control, shock absorption and a neutral shoe.
Achilles Tendinitis/Tendonopathy: Too Little – Too Much
During running, there are two moments when the Achilles tendon is active. The calf muscle (Achilles), is the key muscle involved in push off.
Learn to move better with internet video technology
Learning styles theory implies that individuals learn more when the educational experience is geared toward their preferred style of learning.
Slow motion video & changing faulty running form to treat an injury
In otherwise healthy individual there can be multiple reasons for running with faulty form including: faulty underlying anatomical structure or weakness; a low level of pain, nagging lingering injury;
Symmetry – Asymmetry: Problem Solving a Repetitive Use Injury
Searching for the reason that repetitive use injuries occur can be difficult and frustrating.
Prevention of Running Injuries: What is the evidence?
Prevention of Running Injuries: What is the evidence?
Have shoulder pains?
Have shoulder pains? You came to the right place.
The 7 Deadly Sins of Lifting
“The 7 Deadly Sins of Lifting” this is another installment from A. Jay of a series of motivational articles.
Training for distance running (and Injury)
I am 71 years of age and trying to return to running after more than twenty years of inactivity.
How to warm up before training and event
TRAINING ADVICE
Warm ups
Warming up prior to exercise, helps lower your risk of injuries and the aches and pains that come with exercise.
Nick's Strength Q&A!
Here is the first and not the last instalment of Nick Mitchell’s long awaited All Strength Q&A.
Suggest me
I want to build muscles and reduce body fats
Are you making these mistakes as an Athlete?
Don’t get me wrong nobody’s perfect, especially me, many of these ideas came from my “Stupidity”, a rollercoaster of discovery, injuries and re-injury, does that sound about right?
Sports Medicine Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation
This article was a long time coming. After writing and then scraping and re-writing it is a good way to describe this.
shin splints
INTRODUCTION TO SHIN SPLINTS
































