Treating neck pain – Free webinar
Neck pain is a common injury, especially for those involved in playing sports. Treating neck pain is a very sensitive subject and definitely not something you want to get wrong.
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Self-myofascial release techniques using a tennis ball
Self-myofascial release isn’t a new concept. It can help with recovery and pain relief. Here’s a few exercises that can relieve pain using a tennis ball.
Shin Splints – Taping Techniques
Shin splints can be frustrating and are common for runners in particular. In this post, we describe taping techniques that may help ease the pain.
Human Kinetics are pleased to support the European Sports Medicine Associates
We are pleased to announce that we will be supporting the European Sports Medicine Associates (ESMA) on their first ESMA Open Meeting on 3rd-4th November 2017, in Munich, Germany.
Prevention and treatment of shoulder impingement
Physiotherapist and author of Postural Correction Jane Johnson has created a short video description of prevention and treatment of shoulder impingement. Save up to 35% on Postural Correction in our Summer Sale Sale ends on Sunday 18th July 2021 at 11:59pm (BST)
Common medical conditions in athletes, their effects, treatment and recovery
Unlike typical sports injuries, medical conditions are not always immediately apparent. This post identifies 10 common medical conditions in athletes.
How to prevent and treat knee hyperextension
Expert therapist and author of Postural Correction Jane Johnson gives advice on how to prevent and treat knee hyperextension for hypermobile populations.
RFU reveals how exercise can reduce risk of injury
The injury risks of youth rugby have received much attention in recent years, in particular, the risks of concussion have been widely discussed. In a bid to reduce injury in sport the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the University of Bath have conducted The School Injury Prevention Study.