The Anatomy of Tension: How Stress Rewires Your Body and How to Break the Cycle

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For busy professionals balancing demanding careers and family commitments, physical stiffness can feel like a permanent tax on daily life. We often experience this as a deep, burning ache across the top of the shoulders, a persistent tightness at the base of the neck, or a restrictive knot in the upper back. It is easy […]

The NEW 10% Rule: A Paradigm Shift in How to Avoid Running Injuries

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A crucial finding that changes how we approach training, risk management, and the secret to long-term running health. The mantra every runner hears is simple: “Don’t do too much, too soon.” As osteopaths and physical health specialists, we understand that mastering this advice is the key to how to avoid running injuries. We often discuss […]

Marathon Day Race Strategy and Recovery

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This is the fifth and final article in my series on preparing for the marathon. In the previous articles available here, we covered getting fit enough to train, choosing a training plan, dealing with injuries, and the taper. Now, let’s tackle the big day itself – the marathon! Race Day Preparation: The Night Before The […]

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