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Headaches Handbook: Understanding 7 Different Types of Headaches

Headaches

Headaches are a common discomfort that nearly everyone experiences at some point. However, not all headaches are the same. Understanding the various types can be crucial for effective management. In this blog post, we’ll explore different headache types, shedding light on their unique characteristics, potential causes, and practical tips for relief. Tension Headaches: The Everyday […]

LIKE PILATES? LIKE YOGA? LIKE STRENGTH TRAINING? IN PAIN OR AN INJURY? GER IS FOR YOU!

GER equipment

What is GER? Group Exercise Rehabilitation is run through Stay Tuned Sports Medicine Elwood, where we believe one size does NOT fit all. Our GER classes are specially designed small group classes (with a maximum of four participants), in which people are led through a personalised program specific to their needs to ensure success!! Programs […]

Navigating the Game: A Deep Dive into Concussion in Sports

As someone who’s been in the trenches as a player, sports trainer and osteopath, I’ve seen my fair share of injuries – from the everyday sprains to the more serious, sneaky concussions. Whether it’s on the footy field or the rugby pitch, the reality of high-contact sports means that concussions are a constant concern. In […]

What are the benefits of foam rolling?

Dr Paul Hermann, a dual titled Sports & Exercise Rehab Osteopath and Exercise Scientist, and the founder of Stay Tuned, joined Casper Magazine to chat about the benefits of foam rollers and how to choose the right one for you! First up, what is foam rolling? Our muscles and fascia (the layer of fibrous tissue […]

Decoding Leg Pain: A Guide to Sciatica and Referred Pain

You may have pain that is felt down the back of your leg, a common complaint that patients report to physical therapists worldwide. This sensation is unpleasant and uncomfortable for patients and can stem from various origins. Sciatica is often perceived as a condition, but it is, in fact, a symptom rather than a standalone […]

Revitalise Your Day with Gabe’s 10-Minute Daily Stretch Routine

Stretching isn’t just a fitness afterthought; it’s a cornerstone of overall health. Regular stretching maintains muscle health, enhances flexibility, and boosts strength. This quick and effective 10-minute stretching regimen is designed to prepare you for the day ahead or unwind after a long day at work. My 10-Minute Stretch Routine: The Perfect Start or Finish […]

From Soreness to Strength: Conquering Runner’s Knee for a Pain-Free Future

Are you inspired to increase your exercise routine but found that your knees are starting to hurt?Does climbing stairs or squatting cause pain? You may have Runner’s Knee, also known as Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome. Runner’s Knee is a term used to describe knee pain originating from the patellofemoral joint or the surrounding soft tissues. The […]

Listening To Your Body & The Benefits Of Running

Throughout September we have been exploring the theme, Run Well. No matter the experience level, we can all use a little advice on how to prevent common injuries and enjoy running longer and better while sustaining a healthy attitude towards our bodies. Tune in Casper Magazine’s Podcast to listen to Dr. Paul Hermann (Osteopath and […]

Australian Open Tennis: your personal entourage.

Australian Open Tennis: your personal entourage. ​ Just a heads up, a little niggle will likely become a big niggle after you have played without a prep. We have just the team, and if you are a tennis player, we can be your own private entourage prepping you for the big game.  I’m Simon and […]

How to Best Provide Ankle Support for Netballers –Kids, Teenagers and Adults 

Every Saturday you can probably guarantee that a handful of us “lucky” netballers will come away from the courts with “twisted/turned/sprained” ankles. Why? Netball is a game that involves an immense amount of dodging and quick turns. Unfortunately, these movements can put pressure on the lateral ligaments of the ankle. If we happen to overdo […]