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The AxIT is a game changer. Real time data allows us to accurately find your movement and strength flaws before they become an injury.

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One of the primary causes of painful sex is a tense, or non-relaxing, pelvic floor. Approximately 15% of women experience painful sex, however this number rises to 68% in women during their first year post-partum.

nqphysio.com.au

The pelvic floor muscles run from your pubic bone at the front of your pelvis to your tailbone at the base of your spine and extends out to your sitting bones either side.

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symmetry.physio

Contact us today Get in touch with our Symmetry Physiotherapy team today. Contact us at a location near you Reach out to us through email or phone, or book an appointment with a Symmetry Physiotherapy branch near your location. Altona Meadows

betterrehab.com.au

Improve lifestyle through health & wellbeing with our person-centred exercise physiology. Our clinicians provide support both face-to-face & over telehealth.

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Provide assessments and therapy to individuals with communication and swallowing difficulties.

berwickfamilyosteopathy.com.au

Stretching helps to improve flexibility, range of motion, reduce muscle tension, and support overall movement and recovery. It’s something a lot of us already impalement at home, but the stretches incorporated into your massage treatment may be a little different than what you’re doing after the gym.   Types of Stretches Used in Remedial Massage  Muscle Energy Technique (MET)  This is a gentle contraction of the muscle followed by a light stretch which helps to lengthen and relax the muscle by leveraging neurological reflexes. Its gentle nature makes it safe to use on most patients even when they are in a lot of pain.   Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)  This type of stretch is somewhat similar to MET although deeper and more intense. It involves holding a stretch before contracting the muscle and then holding the stretch again but more deeply. Sometimes your therapist will have you contract the antagonist muscle to the one you’re aiming to increase flexibility in as well. It works by activating your proprioceptive system through muscle activation, encouraging the nervous system to allow for a deeper stretch.   Assisted Stretching   Simply put, assisted stretching is when your therapist guides your body into stretches safely, allowing the muscles to relax more deeply into stretches than you typically would be able to on your own. They can also use various positions to leverage and support your body to allow for more optimal stretching.

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