Unveiled in the 1960s for biomechanics analysis in professional sports, force plates have evolved into game-changing tools in the athletic world. They offer valuable data insights that can enhance performance and help prevent injuries. Thanks to technological advancements, portable force plates include the AxIT Stomp-IT are now becoming common in regular health and fitness environments. Indeed, these tools once exclusive to top-tier sports teams and academic labs are now empowering wellness practitioners and individuals alike.
The Physiquipe team had the privilege to attend this year’s Therapy Expo Conference, an annual gathering of professionals at the forefront of rehabilitation and therapeutic practices. The Therapy Expo conference is a great opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore cutting-edge technologies, and gain valuable insights into the future of physical therapy.
The private healthcare sector in the UK is undergoing a transformation. In the recent chat with Andy Thomas on the Life Stories Podcast, Tony Gavin shared valuable insights about how private practices are evolving to meet the changing needs of patients and the challenges they face.
Proximal interphalangeal (PIPJ) joint flexion contractures, loss of extension at the middle joint of the finger, can occur after injury. Presented by Anicia Baron, an Occupational Therapist and a Hand Specialist based at Pulvertaft Hand CentreÂ
Physiquipe were very excited to present “Implementing the Lymphoedema Prevention Pathway” with Ali Batchelor and Louise Koelmeyer.
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) is not only becoming increasingly popular within human patients, but also within the equine market.
Saving your own hands! As manual therapists, you don’t necessarily appreciate how much of a toll your job can have on your own body.
Living with Osteoarthritis and unsure what to do?
As a clinician working in a sports injury environment, I see runners daily and they can often be some of the hardest to treat! From a lifestyle point of view and discussions I’ve had with my clients r
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) is an increasingly popular treatment used by therapists around the world. But how does it differ from manual therapy?
We had the pleasure of having Louise Koelmeyer (Lymphoedema Program Manager) and Conrad Nguyen (Senior Director at Impedimed) over to the UK for the last 5 days.
It is becoming a normal occurrence for patients to complain of tension headaches, so clinicians who treat almost all walks of life should know how to successfully treat this condition.
60 – 80% of the population will suffer with lower back pain at some point in their life. Our Sports Rehabilitator, Ryan Gordon, shares 4 simple lower back exercises to help stretch and strengthen the
“I’ve been using HawkGrips for over 6 months now and they are by far the best investment I have made for my work and business. Patients love them and the outcomes of them”.
This was one of the most informative seminars I have attended during my time practicing as a Veterinary Physiotherapist having attended a number of Continuing Professional Development courses over the
As part of Physiquipe Academy, we are collaborating with Universities to provide students with the opportunity to gain CPD hours on IASTM to improve their CV, but to also expose them to other treatmen