Abdominal Prep: Pilates Crunches
Learn how to before abdominal crunches correctly without over working the neck.
Learn how to before abdominal crunches correctly without over working the neck.
Continuing our monthly catch ups via Zoom, Thursday 30th November will be a ‘General Coffee Morning’ for anybody to attend with no set agenda or topics, we just chat, chew the fat of life and put the world to rights! The event will run between 10:15 am – 11:15am If you have a question or…
Cardiovascular disease, including heart attack, is the leading cause of death worldwide.“Adult human hearts are not very good at repairing themselves,” said Conrad Hodgkinson, an associate professor of medicine and pathology at Duke University School of Medicine who oversaw the study. “Once they have a heart attack or any type of damage, there’s…
Thursday 2nd November 1015 will see the second instalment of the ‘Talking Heads’ series with Jo Graveson in discussion again with Sue Bennett (the first instalment is available in the members’ area on the website). A simple one to one 30 minute chat about actually being a therapist and all the peripheral details of being…
Introduction to clinical pilates for beginners
Our next Tutorial Coffee Morning with a specialised guest lecture will be on Thursday 26th October and will be presented by Rachel Lead who will be talking and demonstrating the effectiveness of ‘Touch for Health Kinesiology’ Starting at 1015 this will prove to be both informative and include practical elements from Rachel who is an…
Another Fascia Research Congress chat with the amazing and brilliant John Sharkey. John Sharkey Events are beyond educational. They are transformational. His work in neuromuscular therapy and bodywork spans the globe. I loved spending time with him at the congress and our conversation was delightful. He’s a clinical anatomist, exercise physiologist, educator and founder of…
Thursday 2nd November 1015 will see the second instalment of the ‘Talking Heads’ series with Jo Graveson in discussion again with Sue Bennett (the first instalment is available in the members’ area on the website). A simple one to one 30 minute chat about actually being a therapist and all the peripheral details of being…
The circadian rhythm is a roughly-24-hour cycle in the biochemical, physiological or behavioral processes of living things. Wounds that are received at different points in the circadian cycle heal at different rates, which is thought to be due to the links between circadian clock genes and the behavior of cells implicated in healing. Interestingly, fibroblasts…
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