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Overuse conditions occur often due to deficits in multiple area of the body beside the symptomatic joint. biomechanics deficits of your joints arsuch posture and movement patterns and neuromuscular deficits.
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The type of injuries in the body are similar to problems in locomotive machines such as cars. Injuries can be manifested in absence of an actual defined event such as a collision. Overuse injuries in many cases are caused by inefficient operations of the body and the skill of the person (both the car and the driver).
For this reasons have created our very own and unique functional testings, drawn from our special training in biomechanics and sport science, of his allow us to assess your body awareness and movement skills and highlight the area you need to improve to achieve your goals
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Sport Specific
People who trains four to seven days a week, such as long distance runners, cyclists, triathletes, rowers, golfers, soccer players, gym enthusiasts are prone to overuse injuries because of training errors, poor progression in training intensity, poor recovery management, abnormal biomechanics and poor fitness exercise choice.
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Exercise Induced
Return from hibernation
Poor load progression
Poor exercise choice
Poor recovery strategies & timeframe
Excessive repetitive of same movements
lack of variety of conditioning exercise (mobility
Training with unresolved conditions
Injuries that were not fully rehabilitated often lead to altered biomechanics (non-optimal movement pattern & adaptive behaviours). Overtime the abnormal stress distribution occurs to other part of the body become excessive and causing Overuse injuries can be a result of many factors, overloading of the area of the body with non-optimal posture, and non-optimal movement patterns.
Dancers, musical performers & instrumentalists
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Repetitive Strain Injuries
Performing Art
Dancers, musical performers & instrumentalists
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White-collar workers
Neck and shoulder pain, headaches, low back pain, elbow & wrist pain often caused by prolonged bad posture and repetitive small movements.
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Overuse Injurie
January 14, 2017
Overuse Injuries in white-collar workers
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January 14, 2017
Overuse injuries in sports and athletes
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January 14, 2017
Overuse injuries in performance art.
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