What is Piriformis Syndrome? The symptoms include pain in the buttock region, tightness or loss of movement, tingling or pins and needles, and weakness or numbness which can sometimes radiate into the lower back and down the backs of your legs, as far as the toes.
Can You Cure Runner’s Knee? [Part 1]
Learn how to cure runner’s knee. Individual cases of knee pain need to be treated at face value, but there are a few areas that I always consider when managing patellofemoral pain syndrome.
Three Adductor Strength Exercises for Runners
In this video I show you some simple but effective inner thigh exercises to build strength in the adductors and groin region. These exercises are great for anybody who has suffered a groin strain or adductor injury.
Returning to Exercise after Childbirth [Part 2]
First things first: It is important to consult your midwife or doctor if you have any questions and to never attempt anything that causes pain. Vigorous exercise should be avoided until bleeding has stopped and you have had a 6-8 week post-natal check by midwife or doctor.
Returning to Exercise after Childbirth [Part 1]
Just two years after having her son, Jessica Ennis Hill won a silver medal in the Rio Olympics in the heptathlon. Those of us who have had children can relate to just how hard her comeback must have been and what an amazing achievement it is in such a short space of time.
Iliotibial Band Syndrome: Prevention is Better than Cure
Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS) is one of the most common and debilitating injuries that runners can suffer. Why does this issue seem so difficult to […]