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Hormones, Movement & Midlife: Why Your Body Feels Different (AndWhat To Do About It)
In the final part of this series, we explore how hormonal transitions impact performance, recovery and overall wellbeing. One important and often overlooked stage in this conversation is perimenopause and menopause, a time where many women experience significant changes in how their bodies feel and respond. I had the privilege of spending an hour on a Zoom call with Tania Dalton, an experienced health coach who is deeply passionate about supporting and energising women throug


Training With Your Menstrual Cycle: An Osteopaths Informed Guide
Your menstrual cycle isn’t just
about your period. It’s a monthly rhythm of hormonal shifts that can influence energy, strength,
coordination, recovery, sleep, and even injury risk. As osteopaths, we look at the whole person, structure,
function, lifestyle, stress, sleep, and load. Your cycle is part of that bigger picture. Understanding it can help
you train smarter, not harder.


Roll With It: What Science Really Says About Foam Rolling and Recovery
Foam rolling has become a staple in modern recovery culture. But beyond the ritual and the relief, what is
actually happening in the body? And does it truly improve recovery in a meaningful way? Let’s unpack it.


ACL Recovery: More Than Just Your Knee
Recovering from an ACL injury can feel overwhelming. Whether you tore your ACL playing sport, had an accident, managed it surgically or conservatively, the path back to movement, strength, and confidence is more than just doing exercises; it’s about how your body and mind work together to heal.


Chill Out or Warm Up? What Research Really Says About Cold Plunges for Muscle Recovery
Cold plunges (also called ice baths) involve sitting in very cold water for a short time, usually two to three minutes. But beyond the hype and dramatic videos, what do they actually do? And are they really good for
muscle recovery?
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