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Improving Golf Performance with Physiotherapy

- Physiotherapy

The golf swing is an extremely complex skill that requires most joints in the body to move through a large percentage of their maximal range of motion. The muscles moving and supporting these joints must perform at a high percentage of their capacity. Research shows injuries most commonly occur in amateur golfers due to swing patterns developed around physical limitations. As a result, overload occurs in certain areas of the body which creates further injury to pre-existing conditions. All golfers should be preparing their bodies to move as efficiently as possible. Read on for tips on conditioning the body for golf and improving performance. 

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8 Week Transformation Challenge Winners!

- General

Congratulations to all our participants in the 8 Week Transformation Challenge; our biggest inter-studio challenge yet with a prize pool of $2,000 cash! There were some amazing results across the participating studios - Hawthorn, Point Cook, Thornbury & Nelson Bay - making it very difficult to pick our winners. Read on to find out who won & why.

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Meal Plan for an Active Individual

- Nutrition

Question to Clinical Nutritionist Bec Stone: I come to a fitness class at Evado 6 days a week. What is a sample day on a meal plan for someone who is very active?

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Hip Gluteal Tendinopathy

- Physiotherapy

I’m starting to notice some dull achy pains on the side of my hips whenever I got up and down stairs or ramps when I walk for long distances and even when I squat. Sometimes I even wake up with the same pain. What’s going on?

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Good Gut Bacteria

- Nutrition

Our digestive tract (mainly our colon) contains trillions of friendly and beneficial gut bacteria, known as good gut bacteria. Read WHY and HOW to feed the good gut bacteria.

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