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Why Does My Knee Crack? Understanding Knee Noises and When You Should Be Concerned

INDEX Why Do Knees Crack? When Is Knee Cracking Normal? When Should You Be Concerned? Does Knee Cracking Mean Arthritis? Can Exercise Make Knee Cracking Worse? A Patient Story How Can Physiotherapy Help? The Bottom Line Have you ever stood up from a chair and heard...

Physiotherapy for Seniors in Alliston: Improving Strength, Balance and Mobility

Staying active and independent becomes increasingly important as we get older. Everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs, getting out of a chair, carrying groceries, or participating in hobbies can become more challenging when strength, balance, or mobility...

Ryan Trains for an Ultra Marathon

Prior to the beginning of my trail season, I was hosted the unofficial grand opening of the "South Simcoe Physiotherapy Running Club".  I had an opportunity to take over unit 10-180 Parsons Road and turn the front of it into a "club house" for our local running...

Race Season is Upon Us

On Sunday April 12th I had the opportunity (after all, these races are all opportunities) to run a 10k race at Around the Bay in Hamilton.  My friend Michael from the South Simcoe Running Group decided to run with me.  I had told him that this would be my first race...

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Physiotherapy Alliston: Botox for Plantar Fasciitis

I recently read an interesting article on About.com which summarized a study evaluating the effectiveness of botox for plantar fasciitis type pain.  The study was a small randomized controlled trial that compared botox to cortisone in the treatment of plantar...

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The Grouse Grind- Alliston Physiotherapy

This past moth I had the opportunity to fly out to Vancouver and attend an advanced bracing course courtesy of Ossur Canada.  Ossur is a leader in innovation in the orthopaedic bracing world (not to mention prosthetics) and certainly one of my favourite...

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Sit up Straight; Does it even matter?

Chances are, at some point in your life, you’ve been told to sit-up straight and that slouching is bad for your back. This saying is rooted in a common belief that adopting the “perfect posture”, typically outlined as sitting up straight with your shoulders and chin...

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