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Should I see a Physio for My Ankle Sprain?
Ankle sprains are a common injury. Common in active people. Common in clumsy people. And those who need to regularly traverse uneven surfaces, a bit
How Often Should You Replace Your Running Shoes?
What if I told you having several different pairs of shoes was good for your feet? Maybe not so good for your wallet. 😉 But
5 Key Tips for Better Walking
Walking. Better walking. It requires no equipment. If anything, just a good pair of shoes to get you moving in comfort. Movement is medicine, so
Your Guide to Getting Back to the Gym
In less than a week we will see the state start to re-open. This means gyms can re-open and for many that equates to a
Why Your Movement Matters
Movement is Medicine. So we keep saying. But what does that mean exactly? Movement is not a pill you can take. It requires A LOT
Fact or Fiction: 10,000 steps a day is better for your health
10,000 steps/day. It’s been ingrained into our brains as the gold standard for how much we should be moving each day. There is a whole
Redo Online: The Benefits of Exercising From the Comfort of Your Home
At RedoHealth we find great value in group exercise, as do many of our clients, but we also appreciate that it is not always feasible
Finding Your Balance in Lockdown
Here we go again. It feels like Groundhog day! In Sydney we are now in week 3 of our second lockdown. And it looks like
Osteoarthritis: Debunking Common Myths and Misconceptions
Osteoarthritis (OA) is the leading cause of reduced physical activity as we age. Given that physical activity is the ultimate remedy to staving off many
Physiotherapy for vertigo, can it help?
Over the last couple months I have been seeing quite a few clients in the clinic presenting with episodes of dizziness or vertigo. When most
The Health Benefits of Magnesium
Magnesium is one of the most abundant minerals in the human body, playing a role in hundreds of metabolic reactions – every cell in our
Working from Home: How to Move More and Sit Less
2021 – We are now over a year on from when the first lockdown occurred in NSW, when a lot of us we were plunged