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TENDINOPATHY

Tendinopathy refers to the degeneration and failed healing process of a tendon under stress. Tendinopathy is classified as an overuse injury, as it occurs...

DRY NEEDLING

At The Injury Clinic, dry needling is a commonly used treatment modality. We often get asked why we use it, how it works and...

STRENGTH TRAINING FOR RUNNERS

The Role of Strength Training for Injury Prevention in Long Distance Runners Strength training plays a vital role in both injury prevention and performance...

ITB SYNDROME

Lateral knee pain (pain on the outside of the knee) is a common presentation to The Injury Clinic, and is regularly seen in runners....

Stress Fractures

A stress fracture is a type of fracture which usually occurs as a result of abnormal repetitive loads over short periods of time without...

EFFECTS OF ECCENTRIC TRAINING ON ACUTE HAMSTRING INJURIES

HAMSTRING INJURIES Our hamstrings play a vital role while running. They are involved in pushing our foot into the ground, generating force for take...

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE AND THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE

While the physiology of females may lead to requiring tailored training approaches that differ from male counterparts, the topic of training and menstrual cycles...

Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S)

“The syndrome of RED-S refers to impaired physiological functioning caused by relative energy deficiency, and includes but is not limited to metabolic rate, menstrual...

BREAST SIZE AND BACK PAIN

Breast size and back pain: Is there a relationship? While it is widely recognised within literature that larger breasts can contribute to a range...

Posterior Impingement Or Achilles Pain

Pain behind your ankle may be posterior impingement not achilles pain Following on from ankle sprains, pain behind the ankle cannot always be assumed...

ANKLE SPRAINS: NEW & OLD

The Injury Clinic outlines how to manage ankle injuries when returning to sport in both the early and later stages.

RUNNING ANALYSIS

The Injury Clinic offers a Run Analysis service and this blog explains why someone might need to have their technique analysed.