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Your Guide to Clinical Exercise Classes by Physiotherapists versus Exercise Physiologists at RedoHealth
In the world of health and fitness, the guidance of experienced health professionals can steer individuals towards their wellness objectives with precision. RedoHealth offers a

What is an Exercise Physiologist?
An Exercise Physiologist (EP) is an allied healthcare professional who specializes in the study of how the human body responds to physical activity and exercise.Â

Archies Arch Support Thongs: Footwear with Comfort and Style
In Australia, thongs are just a part of our footwear culture. For some, they are the footwear of choice when going to the beach or

How to Build A Solid Foundation – The Principles of Strength Training
During this past term of our Redo Clinical Exercise classes a key theme we focused on was shoulder posture, mobility and strength. This was in

Discover the Incredible Benefits of Massage
Massage therapy is not just a luxurious indulgence; it offers a wide range of benefits that can significantly improve both your physical and mental well-being.Â

10 Surprising Health Benefits of Hatha Yoga Practice: Rejuvenate Your Mind and Body Today
In the age of investing in our mental well-being, what are you doing to improve your physical and mental health? Have you ever tried Hatha

How Much Do You Need to Exercise?
Exercise. It is the number one thing you can do to help pretty much all your major body systems. But what type, when, how much,

Moving on From COVID
Covid 19 – it is all in the name! It is now 2023. It has been around for waaaaay too long! And for a subset

The Link Between Stress and Menopause
How stress impacts the transitioning phases of perimenopause and menopause. By Melinda Luck & Sara Harris I recently had the pleasure of joining two amazing

Why I Recommend Qigong Training
Have you heard about the mystical Chinese art of Qigong? If you have, I still believe that Qigong may remain something of a mystery to

4 Best Exercises for Hip Pain
Hip pain is a common condition we see in the clinic, and appears to be more common in those over the age of 50. While

Chronic Hip Pain And How You Can Manage It
Chronic hip pain is a common condition we see in the clinic. In general, this condition can be managed with manual therapy, stretching and strengthening