Articles

Soft Tissue Release Magazine 1

06 April 2009

We have pleasure in offering a copy of the Australian Soft Tissue Therapy Magazine which has some great features and articles from down under.

Presented by Brad Hiskins who we work closely with on the Portable Thoracic Rack products, please download and view at your convenience.

Soft Tissue Release Magazine 2

06 April 2009

2nd edition of the Australian Soft Tissue Therapy Magazine which has some great features and articles from down under.

Soft Tissue Release Magazine 3

06 April 2009

3rd Edition for you to download and enjoy.

Universal Ankle Lok Study

02 July 2008

An in depth study on the effectiveness on the Swede-o ankle Lok against conventional bracing systems and taping.

Collateral Damage to Knee Ligaments. Dr Ben Benjamin, PhD

08 February 2008

In this article Dr Ben Benjamin outlines some of the principles that are essential to a therapist’s overall understanding of the injury process, and demonstrates how to apply these principles to two common knee injuries.

Muscle Energy Techniques – To Enhance Rehabilitative Outcomes. Catherine Ortega, EdD, PT, ATC

08 February 2008

Muscle Energy Techniques (MET’s) can be utilised for the treatment of injuries with the purpose to affect soft tissue such as tendon and muscle, bone, neural tissue or all of these.

Sports Injury – Prevention is the best cure - Julian Baker

08 February 2008

In this article Julian discusses how a standard soft tissue injury that might typically take ten days to two weeks to heal can often be addressed in half that time using The Bowen Technique.

Sport & Remedial Massage for Snowboarders - Susan Findlay

26 November 2007

Snowboarding is increasingly popular, therefore the likelihood of dealing with a snowboarders injury is increased! It is important to understand the sport and the equipment used.

Massage Therapists guide to Marathon Runners- Susan Findlay

26 November 2007

Susan looks at the role of the masseur for the marathon runner and the different fitness levels the therapist can deal with, from the well tuned athlete to the part time runner to the fun runner.

Massage Therapists guide for Cyclists - Susan Findlay

26 November 2007

The most common injuries in cycling are either overuse problems due to the poor set up of the bike or because the training is one dimensional.