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What Happens During a Sports Physiotherapy Assessment?

You do not have to be a professional athlete to benefit from a sports physiotherapy assessment. Maybe your knee starts hurting every time you run. Your ankle still does not feel stable after a sprain. Your shoulder bothers you when you serve, throw, swim,...

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...

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Tips for Physiotherapy for Runners: Boost Your Training

If you're an avid runner, physiotherapy for runners can significantly enhance your training by preventing injuries and improving your performance. Regular physiotherapy sessions can help you address common running-related issues, from knee pain to hamstring strains,...

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Canadian Made: Tariff Wars and Your Health

By Dr. David Collings, ND Thankfully the outrageous tariffs from our neighbours to the south have been postponed, but we still expect them to arrive. Even if they don’t, now more than ever is a good time to choose to support local Canadian-made and Canadian-produced...

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Case Study: Treating a 67 year old with Vertigo (BPPV)

In this month of South Simcoe Physiotherapy’s blog post, we are going to explore another real patient's physiotherapy experience suffering from vertigo and dizziness – right from the initial assessment and diagnosis to the patient returning to their goals and...

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How Are Concussions Treated? Key Insights on Care

Concussions are a kind of injury to the brain called traumatic brain injury (TBI). It happens when there is a knock or shake to your head because of pressure or quick movements. Knowing treatment for concussions is very important so that correct help can be given and...

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10 Things to Consider Before You Buy Your Next Runners!

Most runners develop a love for running shoes (almost as deep as the running itself) and don’t have to be convinced that it’s time to buy a new pair of shoes.  However, many runners really don’t know what to look for when shopping for a new pair of running shoes and...

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What is Sports Physiotherapy | Comprehensive Guide

Sports physiotherapy is crucial to injury prevention, treatment, and recovery for athletes at every level. From handling knee injuries in sports to requiring bracing for tennis elbow, knowing what sports physiotherapy involves could affect your healing and...

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Shockwave Therapy for Knee Pain: When Can It Help?

Knee pain is not one condition. Pain at the front of the knee after running is very different from an ACL tear. Patellar tendon pain is different from a meniscus injury. Osteoarthritis is different again. That distinction matters when you are considering shockwave...

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Post Boston and the Road to Chicago

Coming off a “bucket list” event such as the Boston Marathon, can leave one with a feeling of let-down unless you have something else scheduled.  Fortunately for me, I didn’t have a lot of time to experience a let-down as I was already scheduled to participate in what...

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