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Now we have cleanly categorised the elements of health through our “What is Health?” article whilst also acknowledging the overlapping between the categories, we can now look to implement successful strategies that maximise your health. It is important to...
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This is a transcript to the audio “What is Health?” that is available to Optimal Movement Members. For more information on membership click here. Many people think health and fitness correlate with each other, this simply isn’t the case....
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The majority of athletes we treat and coach have been training hard for events that have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mentally this can be very difficult when you have been putting hour after hour in on the road or in the pool. Daily routines and...
by Dr Jenna Middleton
Starting exercise after you have given birth can be a daunting process. Regardless of whether you are a seasoned athlete, trying to get back into shape after having a baby or whether you are starting from scratch, it is daunting wondering how your body is going to...
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Our joints like movement. Movement can stimulate bone, tendon and other tissue growth. Movement increases metabolism and burns calories. Everyone benefits from everyday general movement, even the fittest of athletes. So why are we cutting it out of our lives? The...
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Within the realm of sleep, napping is a hot topic, so we felt this tip deserved its own couple of paragraphs and tips. It follows on from our first post on “sleep” that can be found here. If it’s possible (and most of the time it is) we really...
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