Pilates for Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is a condition that causes bones to become weaker and more fragile. 54 million Americans over the age of 50 are affected with osteoporosis and low bone mass, with fractures occurring most commonly in the wrist, hip and vertebra (spinal bones)....
Pilates for Foot Pain – Dancer or not, the one simple exercise you need to know!
Do you have foot pain? Are you a dancer? Whether dancer or not, we all use our feet daily. If you are having pain, continue reading for my favorite 'Pilates for foot pain' exercise, to strengthen your feet and improve your posture from the...
Tips For A Healthy Triathlete’s Body
For many of us starting out on the road to triathlon success our focus is on the physical challenge that lays ahead. If this is your first triathlon you may well be thinking solely about the three elements that make of the majority of the race – Swim, bike...
Pilates for Dancers
By Elisa Withers Dancers Can Find Balance Through Pilates Dancers are required to be performing artists as well as elite athletes and combine graceful and seemingly effortless movement with strength, endurance, flexibility and exceptional control. These highly...
Pilates for Cyclists – understanding the benefits
Cycling is one of the fastest growing leisure activities in many areas of the world. Over the last 5 years regular cycling has increased by over 200,000 participants on average in the UK (regular means more than once per week) (British cycling 2017.) These figures are...
Pilates for Pain Management, Rehabilitation and Strength
Recognition for Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation The medical world has now realized the benefits of Pilates for injury prevention and rehabilitation. 80% of adults will experience back pain at some stage in their life. When left unmanaged, a high proportion of...
Pilates For Runners
Written by: Glenn Withers APPI Founder, CEO and clinical director B.Physiotherapy MAPA, MCSP, HPC, MAPPI The life of a runner is one in which the balance between improving fitness and avoiding injury is a constant battle. Many of us run for fun, some for stress relief...
What Is Tennis Elbow?
With Wimbledon beginning this week today’s blog post will focus on an elbow condition known as ‘Tennis Elbow’ or Lateral Epicondylalgia. So what exactly is ‘Tennis Elbow’? It is a condition initially thought to be due to inflammation of the wrist extensors tendons...
Could Acupuncture Work For You?
Have you ever considered having acupuncture as a treatment? Acupuncture is a very safe and effective treatment to help with a variety of conditions. A study by White (2006) found no serious adverse events and only 10.2% of minor adverse events which included:...
Mindfulness and How To Do It
Mindfulness for me is a focusing exercise for the mind. It is a skill that you have to train, in which you aim to find a state of consciousness that is calming and directs awareness inward. Imagine all your thoughts, worries and to do lists; are like clouds in the...
5 Tips for Eliminating Headaches with Jessica Kostos
Headaches are extremely common, with more than 10 million people in the UK experiencing regular headaches. For some people there are drastic affects on their quality of life, losing significant social and work time due to their suffering. In many cases...
APPI announced as the official providers of Physiotherapy at the English National Ballet!
We are jumping for joy!! As the official providers of Physiotherapy at the English National Ballet! APPI is extremely proud to be providing the Physiotherapy services to the English National Ballet for an interim period alongside our current Rehabilitation service. ...