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• Is easy
• Allows you to keep enjoying what you love
• Keeps the pain away
• Prolongs the quality of your joints and muscles
• Cost effective
How to prevent injuries before they happen
You need to understand the injury prone areas in your body and look after them before they get injured.
You could be prone in injuring a certain area of your body if:
• You've had an old injury in the area
• You get stiffness and soreness in a particular joint
• You feel you are losing the ability to perform a certain task or to acquire a certain position such as kneeling
Here, Al performs a correct box jump (deep squat at landing for low impact on knees and back) and then a box jump with incorrect form (a shallow squat at landing which causes high impact on knees and back).
Watch Al perform a correct twist box jump (twist in the air prior to landing) followed by an incorrect twist box jump where he twists on landing which can cause knee injuries.
We have designed a full body injury prevention assessment to identify your injury prone areas and implement a “prevention” program specifically tailored for you.
Fortunately, The Northern Beaches has become more and more active especially with all the sporting activities in Narrabeen and Collaroy area all the way to our lovely Dee Why, Freshwater and Manly. But the only downside is the susceptibility of injury comes with the level of physical demand.
Our injury prevention program solves this problem and allows you to look after yourself in a much more productive way.
Warm up - To increase blood circulation and mild-body awareness
Regular stretching - To improve flexibility and resilience
Coaching - To learn the correct form and technique required for your type of training/sport and getting the right strength and conditioning program to improve your soft tissue tolerance
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