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Dave from PhysioRoomFC shares his first blog!
“I just use [my body] as a conversation piece. Like someone walking a cheetah down 42nd street would have a natural conversation piece.” ~ Arnold Schwarzenegger
Posted in Rehab and Fitness, Supports and Braces, Uncategorised
Tagged exercise, fitness, muscle, physioroomfc, strength
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Eating to Win
Almost all vegetable and plant foods contain carbohydrates. These break down into sugars during the digestive process and provide fuel for the body. Some of these sugars reside in the muscles as glycogen.
Posted in First Aid, Knee Injuries, Running, Supports and Braces
Tagged aircast boot, diet and nutrition, fisrt aid kits, running
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Record Red Cards
The combustible Manchester United and Liverpool derby match at the weekend was inflamed by the red card given to Jonjo Shelvy. The red card was first used at the World Cup of 1970 as a language-neutral way of communicating that … Continue reading
Posted in First Aid, Football, Injuries, Knee Injuries, Supports and Braces
Tagged first aid kits, football, knee supports
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Celebrity Exercise DVDs and Videos
This year is the 30th anniversary of the exercise video. In 1982 film star Jane Fonda released a video called the Jane Fonda Workout. It was a smash hit and it had all sorts of people up and down the … Continue reading
Posted in Ankle and Foot Injuries, First Aid, Knee Injuries, Rehab and Fitness, Supports and Braces
Tagged anke support, exercise, knee pain, zumba
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PhysioRoom.com All Star League – Week Four
As the old saying goes ‘you don’t know what you’ve got until you lose it!’ and that was certainly the case during the International Break, with the 2012/13 EPL campaign still in its infancy my Fantasy Football tinkering is already … Continue reading
Jack McIntosh on Training
We’re three weeks in to our interview series with Jack McIntosh. With the World’s Strongest Man competition taking place at the end of the month we focus today’s chat on his training schedule.
More workout mistakes
When we do exercise we feel so virtuous that we don’t think that we might be doing something wrong. The body is moving, it is sweating and you are jogging despite needing to wear a ligament knee support…
Posted in Injuries, Knee Injuries, Supports and Braces
Tagged ehalth and fitness, exercise, injury, knee support
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The Football Boot
On the recent televised game between Manchester United and Southampton the Sky TV pundit, and former United defender, Gary Neville said the Saints defender Nathaniel Clyne had, “lost his feet.”
The Olympic Effect
A survey has found that the Olympics has improved children’s attitude to sport. Over half of primary school children have been inspired by London 2012. The study of 700 kids aged 8 to 12 found that 52% of boys and … Continue reading
Posted in Ankle and Foot Injuries, Injuries, Knee Injuries, Rehab and Fitness, Running, Supports and Braces
Tagged cycling, olympics, paralympics, running
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Five Exercise Tips That Don’t Work
The Olympics has inspired a lot of people to get off their sofas, take off their slippers and put some running shoes on instead. People are hitting the gyms, the swimming pools and joining the sports clubs because the games … Continue reading

