• A Closer Look at Tiger Woods’ Ongoing Back Problems

    The biggest story ahead of this year Masters Tournament centres around the non-involvement of one of golfֳ biggest names; but what exactly is keeping the four-time winner from competing for the second time in three years? Tiger Woods’ last tournament appearance was at the Wyndham Championship in August last year. He hosted, but did not … Read more

    Five Everyday Injuries and How to Overcome Them

    As part of mediֳ 20% off sale on PhysioRoom.com, we looked at five common injuries which can be sustained during everyday activities, with advice on how to recover from them and products which can help your rehabilitation process. Sprained Ankle Even if youֶe never experienced any of the other injuries in this article, itֳ likely … Read more

    Electrostimulation: A Guide to Buying the Best TENS Machine

    As a sports enthusiast, or a fitness-freak, you will be no stranger to the effect that keeps you from training after a particularly intensive workout (well, maybe just after a normal workout; we don’tִ all have the same aptitudes, right?). You might have also been wondering why the chap training next to you at the … Read more

    20 Reasons ‘NOT’ To Run A Marathon

    Yeah, we know that charity is a good thing and running a marathon, whether it is for personal glory or for a great cause, is an admirable achievement. Anybody that can run for 26.2 miles has my respect, and anyone that does it dressed as the Incredible Hulk or in some excruciatingly uncomfortable Rhino costume … Read more

    Tiger Woods: Timeline Of Pain

    Tiger Woods has probably had as many injuries in his career as he has Major Championship wins. But does that mean his time is coming to an end? With injury threatening his participation in The Masters next weekend and having just dropped out of the world’s top 100 in the rankings for the first time … Read more

    #FAIL : 5 Of The Most Ridiculous Self-Inflicted Sports Injuries Of All Time

    In the wake of West Hamֳ Enner Valencia standing on a cup and injuring himself, we have looked into some of the most ridiculous self-inflicted injuries ever seen in the often amazingly daft, dangerous and downright dim-witted world of professional sport. Viewer discretion is advised. Enjoy! 1 – Maurides : Youֲe a footballer son, not … Read more

    Hamstring Strain (Part 2) : Early Rehabilitation Techniques

    So you’ve pulled your hamstring, you’re in pain and you want to get back to playing the sport you enjoy as quickly, as safely and as healthily as possible. Well you came to the right place; at least here we won’t get bogged down in discussions about what colour a dress is, the workings of … Read more

    The Best Kettlebell Workouts for Women

    Personal trainer and fitness blogger Alexis Fletcher is back once again with more quirky insights into the world of health and fitness. Welcome to PhysioRoom.com’s guide to kettlebell workouts for women. Polly put the kettle on – and no, I don’t mean the one in the kitchen! Kettebells, originally hailing from Russia, have been used in the health and ... Read more

    Namaste: The Benefits of Yoga

    No longer merely the chill out method of Indian gurus or a fashion token for the hipster elite, yoga has seen a huge rise in popularity in recent years. Athletes spanning various sporting disciplines from football to MMA all sing the praises of the ancient techniques but what are the benefits of yoga and how ... Read more

    The Octagon: PhysioRoom.com’s Top 8 MMA Conditioning Exercises

    Get Fight Fit with these MMA Conditioning Exercises Every child of the 80’s and 90’s loves the idea of being a Wushu Warrior, Kung Fu Master or a Muay Thai specialist. But if the recent rise in MMA has taught us anything it is this; all the fancy spinning kicks in the world mean nothing without conditioning. In the close-quartered combat of ... Read more