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Do Olympic teams have chiropractors? Absolutely... In preparation for the Olympic Games, teams incorporate a wide range of medical and health professionals to ensure athletes reach their peak performance. Among these professionals, chiropractors play a crucial role. #conversechiropractic #olympicgames #olympics #olympicathletes #chiroporactors

On point! This trend is being noticed by all seniors including me. We're observing a significant shift in how newer physiotherapy students and professionals are navigating their careers. And I suppose it is good but not at cost of networking, respect & core physiotherapy. First issue: The rise of social media has certainly opened up new avenues for visibility and income, but as you pointed out, it might be at the cost of traditional networking and core skill development. Eg.on Instagram, almost all (student admins) are buying the followers (non physiotherapy followers majorly) and then charging huge from us for collaboration. This really is like new 'career' for physiotherapy students & newbie physio professionals. But they are not seeing the opportunity to network with seniors which will help them grow. We professionals of more than 15 years experience do understand its importance. We never know when we can need someone! Second, the new generation physios are running after the technique workshops but not actual rehabilitation, core physiotherapy. In short, building a strong professional network and focusing on the fundamentals of physiotherapy, like rehabilitation, is crucial for long-term success. These aspects might not seem as immediately rewarding as social media influence, but they create a foundation that can sustain a career over decades. There are many such examples I can highlight but some other day.

SPORTS THERAPY PHYSIOTHERAPIST IN GOLDEN MAPLE: Sports Injury treatments from Golden Maple Physiotherapy: Rotator Cuff Injury – Frequently occurs in sports like baseball, tennis, and swimming, where overhead motions place stress on the shoulder. Plantar Fasciitis – Common in runners and athletes who engage in high-impact sports, causing pain in the heel and bottom of the foot. Achilles Tendonitis – Often seen in runners, basketball players, and soccer players, caused by overuse or sudden explosive movements. Runner’s Knee (Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome) – Common among runners, cyclists, and basketball players, this condition causes pain around the knee joint. Piriformis Syndrome – Affects athletes who engage in repetitive running, cycling, or heavy lifting, resulting in hip and lower back pain. Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper’s Knee) – Common in basketball, volleyball, and other jumping sports, causing pain in the knee's tendon. Shoulder Dislocation – A common injury in contact sports such as rugby, football, or ice hockey, often caused by direct impact or falls. Ligament Sprain (e.g., ACL sprain) – Often seen in soccer, football, and skiing, where high-impact movements can cause ligament tears or sprains. IT Band Friction Syndrome – A common issue for long-distance runners and cyclists, resulting from friction between the IT band and the outer knee. Concussion – Common in contact sports such as football, hockey, rugby, and soccer, resulting from direct trauma to the head. AC Joint Dysfunction – Seen in contact sports like hockey and football, where shoulder injuries or falls can lead to pain and limited movement in the acromioclavicular joint. Fracture – Post-Traumatic Rehab – Athletes who experience fractures due to falls, collisions, or high-impact sports like football or skiing often require post-injury rehabilitation.

TRX Insights - The Science behind TRX Suspension Training Starting the new week off with a summary of another study done on TRX Suspension Training Study Title: Effect of TRX vs. Hopping Exercises on Balance in Male University Athletes Purpose and Methods: Conducted by the University of Tehran's Department of Sport Pathology and Corrective Exercises, this study compared the effects of TRX suspension exercises and hopping drills on the balance of male university athletes aged 20-28. Thirty-six athletes from volleyball, basketball, soccer, and handball teams were randomly assigned to control, TRX exercise, or hopping exercise groups. Each group performed their respective routines three times per week over four weeks (12 sessions total). The Biodex balance system assessed static and dynamic balance pre- and post-intervention. Statistical analysis included paired t-tests and ANCOVA with a Bonferroni post-hoc test. Exercises Used: TRX Exercise Group: Progressively challenging exercises using suspension equipment, such as jump squats, lunges, and dynamic hopping drills. Hopping Exercise Group: Single-leg hopping drills including side-to-side, forward-backward, zigzag, and figure-eight hops. Results: Both TRX and hopping groups significantly improved static and dynamic balance compared to controls (P≤0.05). There was no significant difference between TRX and hopping methods (P>0.05). Conclusion and Implications: Integrating TRX and hopping exercises effectively enhances balance in male university athletes, crucial for sports involving rapid movements, jumps, and landings. Discussion and Practical Applications: These exercises improve proprioception, coordination, and core stability, aiding in injury prevention and optimising athletic performance. Limitations and Future Research: Limitations include the study's short duration and focus on male athletes from specific sports. Future research should explore longer interventions and include diverse athlete populations. Overall Significance: TRX and hopping exercises are valuable tools for enhancing balance in male athletes, supporting injury prevention and athletic performance.

Ever wondered if sports massage is needed by athletes? The answer is YES. Today, in our new article, we are revealing everything you need to know about sports massage starting from the kinds of sports massages known to athletes and its benefits. Sports massage is a unique kind of massage done on athletes to prepare their bodies before partaking in physical activity. #FitnessModel #SportsEducation

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