The Long Win: The Search for a Better Way to Succeed Cath Bishop After a summer of sport including the Olympics and The European Cup amongst many other huge sporting events, I was stunned by the number of times the word “cost” was used when referring to the toll that sport places on athletes. It […]
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As a parent, ensuring that your child is engaged in physical activities is important for their overall health and well-being. However, it’s equally crucial to monitor how they cope with their activities to avoid injury or burnout. Here’s a guide to help you navigate your child’s sports and physical activity schedule, ensuring they remain healthy,
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MTSS (medial tibial stress syndrome) or ‘shin splints’ is the name often given to exercise-induced pain in the shin bone (the tibia) most likely associated with repetitive stress to the muscles, tendons, and tissues that attach to the shin bone. They are prevalent within an adolescent population, particularly at certain times of the year. It’s
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Do you know the most common cause of low back pain in junior cricketers? At the start of the cricket season, the increased opportunity to play in multiple games and training sessions may prove too tempting for junior cricketers. If children have not done sufficient pace bowling training before the season starts, this sudden increase
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Injuries occur when the volume or intensity of activity exceeds the current capacity of the muscles and bones such as at the start of a new term or season. They do more than they have trained for. Alternatively, their capacity to exercise might be lower due to inadequate sleep, or nutrition or perhaps they have
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