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Harnessing the Power of Blood Flow Restriction Training for Rehabilitation
Introduction In the world of rehabilitation and fitness, innovation is key to unlocking new methods for faster and more effective recovery. One such innovative approach gaining traction is Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training. Initially developed in Japan in the 1960s, BFR training has evolved into a powerful rehabilitation tool. This technique involves the application of a tourniquet or specialized cuffs to partially restrict blood flow to the exercising muscles. The result


Youtube Video: Level up your shoulder workout with just these 3 exercises!
https://youtu.be/IxuXA99mxBI Don't waste time at the gym doing 100 different shoulder exercises ! Watch our coach Yoav explain how to get shoulder GAINZ with just 3 different movements! #EfficientWorkout #TimeManagement #ShoulderExercises #FitnessTips #WorkoutAdvice #EffectiveTraining #WorkoutEfficiency #GymMotivation #ExerciseFocus #MaximizeResults #WorkoutEfficiencyTips #TrainingOptimization #ExerciseEffectiveness #ShoulderWorkout #GymEfficiency #FitnessGains #SmartTraining


Shoulder Dislocation Management
A shoulder dislocation typically occurs as an acute injury, where the head of the humerus (top of the upper arm bone) is forced out of the front (~95% of the time) or the back (~5%) of the shoulder joint due to a high force mechanism of injury. Following this injury, early relocation (by a medical professional) is critical to decrease the amount of structural damage as well as decrease any neurological implications. Due to the degree of trauma required required to cause the


Tokyo Living Podcast – Injury Edition: Hamstring (and other) muscle injuries
On this episode of the injury edition, some discusses the management of muscle injuries, with a specific focus on hamstring injuries. TLP Injury Edition - Hamstring (and other) muscle strains #tokyoliving #tokyo #tokyolife #lifestyle #health #fitness #wellness #podcast #injury #pain #rehabilitation #load #rehab #musclepain #hamstringstrain #calfstrain #groinstrain #muscleinjury References: Buckthorpe M, Gimpel M, Wright S, et al Hamstring muscle injuries in elite football: tr


Tokyo Living Podcast – Injury Edition: Neck Pain
On this episode of the injury edition, Sam discusses the assessment and treatment approach for common neck pain conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyjwnXQI4XE #tokyoliving #tokyo #tokyolife #lifestyle #health #fitness #wellness #podcast #injury #pain #rehabilitation #load #rehab #backpain #lowbackpain #lowerbackpain #sciatica #discherniation


Exercise in the Management of Hypertension
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Zone 2 Cardio – Part 1
#physiotherapy #physio #osteopathy #osteo #physiotherapytokyo #physiogym #rehab #injury#recovery #rehabilitation #workhardrecoverhard #physiotherapy#tokyofitness #tokyogym #tokyoboxing #fit360 #club360roppongi #gymroppongi #personaltrainingtokyo #fitandhealthy #exercise #fitnessforlife #traininglife #trainingdays #trainingvibes #trainingmotivation #fitnesslife #trainingtips #internationalgym #internationalfitness


Common Ski Injuries #13: Concussion
The final injury we will discuss in this series is concussion. A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) that causes a temporary disturbance in the function of the brain, and leads to symptoms such as dizziness/balance issues, headache, nausea, confusion, memory loss, grogginess and even psychological symptoms such as depression, anger, frustration, etc. Those in contact with a concussed individual may note delayed response time, memory loss in inconsistency, a d


Youtube Video: Get a stronger and healthier core with these dead bug progressions!
https://youtu.be/oB_NiC-Kras Here, Nathan is explaining how to take your core health to the next level with these tried and trusted dead bug variations! #CoreHealth #DeadBugVariations #TriedAndTrusted #CoreWorkout #FitnessTips #ExerciseVariations #StrengthTraining #FitnessGoals #WorkoutRoutine #GymLife #AbExercises #FitnessMotivation #CoreStrength #Training #FitnessJourney #ExerciseScience #FitnessCoach #GetFit #HealthyLifestyle #ExpertAdvice #FitnessVideo #WorkoutInspiration


‘Optimizing Sleep’
This week we are discussing scientifically-backed and practical sleep tips for improving sleep quality. A lot of these tips may be obvious to most, but we all need a re-up of this information every now and again. Optimising your sleep environment, minimising the impact of stimulants and managing factors such as jetlag and stress are among the more well-known strategies. An often underutilized tool for improving sleep however is through sleep diaries. This allows us to be more


What is Physical Literacy?
The term literacy is generally used to describe someone’s proficiency within a written language, although there are other types of literacy (i.e. “my parents are completely computer illiterate!”) that one might refer to. Physical Literacy can be defined as the “Confidence, competence, understanding and motivation to be physically active throughout the lifespan”. To successfully navigate life as human beings, we need to be comfortable moving in a number of different environmen


Common Ski Injuries #12: Whiplash
Less commonly seen in winter sports are injuries to the neck. Similar to lower back injuries, acute onset of pain in the neck may follow a long day of unaccustomed activity, an odd or unexpected movement, or even a night’s sleep on a different sleeping surface. As with lower back injuries, provided there are no neural signs such as weakness or numbness in the hands or arms, then these problems can be managed conservatively and should settle in a number of weeks. High-velocit


Youtube Video: Build a pistol squat from zero! Part 1
https://youtu.be/4aVv7Zm2RRM Nathan explains how to progress towards a full pistol squat! #PistolSquat #SquatProgression #LegStrength #FitnessTips #ExerciseDemo #SquatTutorial #BodyweightTraining #StrengthTraining #FitnessGoals #WorkoutRoutine #GymLife #ExerciseTechniques #LegDay #FitnessMotivation #LegWorkout #Training #FitnessJourney #ExerciseScience #FitnessCoach #GetFit #HealthyLifestyle #ExpertAdvice #FitnessVideo #WorkoutInspiration #FitnessEducation #BuildLegStrength #


Tokyo Living Podcast Injury Edition - Extrasode - The sprained ankle
On this episode of the injury edition, Sam discusses sprained ankles; why they often reoccur and what we can do to optimally manage this injuries Click on the links below or search “Tokyo Living” on itunes, spotify, youtube or your favourite podcatcher! https://youtu.be/CbMDwXMIMdY https://tokyo-living.simplecast.com/episodes/tlp-injury-edition-extrasode-the-sprained-ankle #tokyoliving #tokyo #tokyolife #lifestyle #health #fitness #wellness #podcast #injury #pain #rehabilitat


Common Ski Injuries #11: Soft tissue injuries
As with any sports, there is the risk of acute muscle strains with skiing and snowboarding. Some of the common sights of muscle injury are: The hamstring: often when a ski becomes stuck and the body is flung forwards, placing excessive stress on the back of the thigh. The quadriceps: often caused by a fall when the knees are bent under and the body bent back, placing the front of the thigh under excessive stretch. The adductors: the two skis move away from each other causin


CASE STUDY - PERSISTENT LOWER BACK PAIN: IDALIS
Idalis is a 46 year-old female university teacher who presented to us a year ago with a 4-year history of persistent lower back pain and neurological symptoms in the legs. The symptoms came on during a period of high stress, initially in the form of isolated back pain, which over the last year before seeing us progressed to a pins and needles sensation in the legs and numbness in the foot, which she reported feeling much worse when wearing more restrictive clothing (yoga tigh


Common Ski Injuries #10: Shoulder dislocation
Our last post discussed rotator cuff injuries. Due to the violent nature of skiing and snowboarding related falls, it is also not uncommon for us to see dislocations of the shoulder. A shoulder dislocation is where the head of the humerus (top of the arm bone), moves out of the normal confines of the shoulder joint socket (glenoid). The most common direction of dislocation is anterior (to the front), and the typical mechanism of injury is a combination of outwards rotation wi


Return to Exercise Post-covid
On this episode Sam and Oisin discuss return to exercise post-covid. https://youtu.be/eM0Y6_r7iBM #physiotherapy #physio #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #recovery


Youtube Video: Take your leg day to a new level with these Bulgarian Split Squat variations!
https://youtu.be/tze7d45zIBQ Nathan explains how to perform the correct Bulgarian Split Squat in different ways to shift the focus to different muscles. #BulgarianSplitSquat #CorrectForm #LegWorkout #MuscleFocus #LegStrength #FitnessTips #ExerciseVariations #SquatTutorial #StrengthTraining #FitnessGoals #WorkoutRoutine #GymLife #LowerBodyExercises #FitnessMotivation #LegDay #Training #FitnessJourney #ExerciseScience #FitnessCoach #GetFit #HealthyLifestyle #ExpertAdvice #Fitne


A Comprehensive Physical Therapy Guide to Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
Introduction Tennis elbow, medically known as lateral epicondalgia, lateral epicondylopathy, previously lateral epicondylitis and more recently lateral elbow tendinopathy, is a common and often painful condition that affects millions of people each year. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to help you understand what tennis elbow is and how physical therapy can play a crucial role in your recovery. Whether you're a tennis enthusiast, a DIY home improvement enthusiast
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