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Gardening Injuries

By | Functional Fitness

Gardening is a relaxing and rewarding activity enjoyed by many, especially during the spring and summer months. Whether you’re planting flowers, trimming hedges, or harvesting home-grown vegetables, gardening can offer both physical activity and mental wellness. But like any hands-on hobby, there are some things to watch out for. Surprisingly, many of our patients experience gardening-related injuries. While some are…

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Strength and Conditioning group photo with scotty

Strength and Conditioning with Scotty Butcher

By | Food for thought, PainPRO News, Blog, Functional Fitness, Strength Training

The last weekend of February painPRO had the privilege of hosting a Strength and Conditioning course lead by Scotty Butcher. Scotty is a physiotherapist and guru in the strength and rehabilitation world, and he did not disappoint. It was so inspiring to see a room mixed with RMTS, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors, Kinesiologists and other practitioners coming together, committed to developing exercise…

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Aging

By | Functional Fitness

Although most people have heard about the benefits of regular physical activity, it is very common for adults to exercise less often as they age. Exercising regularly can improve many health factors, including mood, bone health, energy levels, brain health, and weight management. Continuing to exercise as you get older is crucial in order to maintain strength and functional capacity….

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What does a proper warm-up look like?

By | Amazing Facts, Injury Prevention, Functional Fitness

You have probably heard that completing a warm-up is important before playing sports and engaging in physical activity to prevent injuries, but what does a proper warm-up actually look like? In short, a warm-up serves to increase muscle dynamics and raise the temperature and flexibility of your muscles so that it becomes less injury-prone. Research has also shown that a…

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Get your CORE on!

By | Functional Fitness

“Activate your core” they say… But what does that mean?   Our bodies have multiple ‘cores’; shoulder core, abdominal core and pelvic core. We use the word ‘core’ with the intention of increase stability in the area.   By activating our abdominal and pelvic core we are increasing the pressure in our abdominal and pelvic region which provides support and…

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