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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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Osteopathy, Fatherhood and Sport.

As an Osteopath with 3 active under teenage kids, I have the invaluable experience of watching my kids develop physically while playing a number of sports: tennis, swimming, ballet, lacrosse, basketball and nippers. In fact I’m poolside now at 5.50am in a chilly Melbourne Monday morning. Brrrr! At 12 years old our eldest boy is […]

Compartment Syndrome

Compartment syndrome in the lower limb is essentially where the pressure within a compartment increases to a point where the nutrients supplying the structures within that compartment are either completely or partially occluded. In our lower leg with have 4 compartments; Anterior, Lateral, Deep Posterior and Superficial Posterior. Within each compartment there are specific muscles […]

Benefits of Hydrotherapy

Who can do hydrotherapy? You. Hydrotherapy is derived from the Greek words “hydro” meaning water and “therapia” meaning healing, and this form of therapeutic rehabilitation is a particularly useful mode of exercise treatment for many conditions. Don’t worry; you don’t have to be able to swim (or have to get your hair wet) to gain […]

Cupping

Cupping dates back to 1550 BC in Egypt and has been used by various cultures over the years. Traditional Cupping is where a flame is lit inside the cup to heat the air which forms a vacuum on the skin; or a vacuum pump is applied manually to create a vacuum inside the cylinder. It draws the soft tissue […]