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Osteoarthritis: What Is It and What Can You Do About It?
Osteoarthritis is a common cause of joint pain and stiffness, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need to stop doing the activities you enjoy. This blog explores what osteoarthritis is, why it develops, and practical strategies to help you stay active, build strength and manage your joint health.


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


Are You Fuelling Enough for Your Training? Understanding RED-S in Athletes
Hormones influence far more than reproduction. They affect energy levels, recovery, injury risk, and how the body adapts to training. We explore how different hormonal stages influence performance and what athletes can do to support their bodies. One important factor in this conversation is Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), a condition that can occur when energy intake does not meet the body’s
training and physiological demands. This can occur in BOTH females and m


Movement for Longevity, Finding Joy and Function in Movement
Written by Osteopath Gemma Ahrens In part 3 of our Movement for Longevity series, we bring everything together: mobility, strength, and...


Strength & Stability: The Heroes of Healthy Ageing
Written by Osteopath Gemma Ahrens In our last blog, we explored how mobility naturally changes with age and why supporting it is so...


Movement for Longevity: Why We Lose Mobility as We Age & How to Support It
Written by Osteopath Gemma Ahrens A common concern I often hear in the clinic is: “I just don’t move as easily as I used to.” ...
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