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Welcome to post 33 of Strength & Conditioning for Therapists. I hope you’re having a good week and that you’re looking forward to a break soon over Christmas. This week I’ve devoted the blog to
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Welcome to post 33 of Strength & Conditioning for Therapists. I hope you’re having a good week and that you’re looking forward to a break soon over Christmas. This week I’ve devoted the blog to
WHAT IS ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN? Hey, so I’m guessing you’re reading this because you’ve got knee pain, had knee pain previously, or know of someone who’s got painful knees. I’m going to give you a
So, we’ve talked about the importance of muscle strength previously and also the consequences of muscle weakness on function, QoL, potential resilience to injury etc. These things, in part, make restoration of strength an important
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