Katrina Tarrant Articles

Ballet, Strength and Movement Precision

Ballet, Strength and Movement Precision

13 August 2014Exercise, Physiotherapy, Pilates

Exercise 'specificity' at its best $1 Watching this youtube clip showing dancers in slow motion makes you realise how perfect these skilled dancers are in their movement and movement control. What is even more interesting is how precise and targeted the strengthening exercises are to exactly target...

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How orthotics reduce pain in injury

How orthotics reduce pain in injury

3 August 2014Exercise, Physiotherapy

Podiatrist Lance Penn from Footsport guest posts An orthotic is a custom made device designed to off load abnormal forces that can lead to damage of soft tissue structures, joints and bones. **What causes injury?** The direct cause of pain is a consequence of damage to the body (muscle/tendon/ligame...

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Paracetamol and lower back pain

Paracetamol and lower back pain

3 August 2014Back Pain, Physiotherapy

Ineffective? I say misleading. You may have recently heard in the mainstream media that there is a big question hanging over the effectiveness of Paracetamol in the management of early back pain. This was based on a very recent study by Australian team of scientists who were published in the highly...

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Fee policy and enrolment terms and conditions

Fee policy and enrolment terms and conditions

6 July 2014Pilates, Sydney CBD

**Before enrolling, please carefully read and agree to the following terms and conditions:** 1. Classes are paid for per term. * This may be rebate-able through your private health fund provider and claiming must occur at the completion of your term. All classes are taught by a Physiotherapist. * It...

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The susceptible shoulder joint

The susceptible shoulder joint

27 June 2014Physiotherapy

**Why you don't need to be a tennis player to suffer from a painful shoulder** With the Wimbledon tennis tournament having started this week, it got me thinking about the incredible amount of training and the slogging of tennis balls that players must endure in preparation and on the court. Hitting...

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Pacing up your fitness the successful way

Pacing up your fitness the successful way

26 May 2014Back Pain, Exercise

Another fine example of how 'slow and steady' will win the race - by Katie **Injury** I was forced to stop running for nearly two months recently after experiencing hip pain/tightness. My physio did her job releasing tightness and prescribing a program of stretching and strengthening exercises to ge...

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The case of the missing butt

The case of the missing butt

25 March 2014Exercise, Physiotherapy

## Where have our buttock muscles gone? I know we have discussed the butt muscles or ‘glutes’ before, but it never ceases to amaze me how lazy our buttocks can be. I see many injuries day to day and nearly all of those of the leg can be traced back to weakness of the derriere. I often ponder, what m...

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