Le Physique Physiotherapy and Exercise Rehabilitation in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Pilates studio

Le Physique Physiotherapy and Exercise Rehabilitation

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 423 687 440

Address: Ground Floor 76 Commercial Rd, Newstead 4006 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.physiquephysio.com.au

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25.01.2022 Fun Fact about Calf Loading in return to running/sport! #physio #physiobrisbane #physiotherapist #physiotherapistbrisbane #education #physicaleducation #humanbody #injuries #exercises #rehabilitation #exerciserehabilitation #exerciserehab #exrehab #muscles #fitness #healthylife #healthybody #healthyfitlifestyle #calf #calfmuscles #calfmuscle #calfexercises #calfworkout #running #runningrehab

25.01.2022 Thank you to Sarah from Natology for sending Mimi beautiful Flowers

22.01.2022 SHAPE UP FOR THE SUMMER DONT MISS OUT ON THIS NO BRAINER DEAL! SPACES BOOKING OUT QUICKLY #personaltraining #brisbanepersonaltrainer #brisbanefitness #getfitforsummer #6weekchallenge #brisbanechallenge #workoutinspo #physio #brisbanephysio #newsteadphysio #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #physiotherapist #rehab #mobility #movement #rehabilitation #flexibility #recovery #greatdeal #springspecial

22.01.2022 Made it! Just spent the weekend in Melbourne studying the latest evidence based research for the treatment and rehabilitation of shoulders /neck pain. Lyn Watson Level 2 Shoulder Physio Course I cant wait to share everything Ive learnt with my Physio team at our next team meeting in Tues! I love helping patients resolve their pain and achieve their functional goals especially if its pain that has been ongoing and impacting their life and mood! If you are experiencing: -... night pain - morning pain/stiffness - pain with raising your arm above your head - pain that hasnt gone away - pain at the computer at work - pain that is holding you back from training at the gym Then feel free to book in for a FREE 15min Biomechanical screening with any of our Physios. We would be happy to help figure out your problem and give you the right advise on the best course of treatment and exercises. Please share with all you friends, family and co workers! In the meantime I can relax, unwind and enjoy the view! See more

21.01.2022 SHAPE UP FOR THE SUMMER DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS NO BRAINER DEAL! SPACES BOOKING OUT QUICKLY #personaltraining #brisbanepersonaltrainer #brisbanefitness #getfitforsummer #6weekchallenge #brisbanechallenge #workoutinspo #physio #brisbanephysio #newsteadphysio #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #physiotherapist #rehab #mobility #movement #rehabilitation #flexibility #recovery #greatdeal #springspecial

21.01.2022 See our Principal physiotherapist in action. Call now to book in for your hands on treatment with us. #physiotherapy #manualtherapy #gettingitdone #physiotools #healing #injuryprevention

20.01.2022 Huge congratulations to these outstanding athletes: @paulpettigrew and Rodger Gould. Last year they beat second place by 20 seconds, and this year they beat them by a whopping 1 minute and 36 seconds! We are so proud and humbled to be part of your rowing successes #congratulations #winners #athletes #greateffort #soproud #rowing #awesomepatients

20.01.2022 Plantar Fasciitis What is it? The plantar fascia is a thick band of fibrous tissue which runs from the base of the heel and attaches onto the base of the toes. It plays an important role in normal foot biomechanics by providing support to the longitudinal medial arch (inside arch) and acts as a dynamic shock absorber during walking, running and jumping. ... Plantar Fasciitis is an overuse condition of the plantar fascia which involves excessive stress of the connective tissue. This results in a gradual onset of pain the plantar fascia. Pain primarily occurs through the heel but can also be felt through the arch of the foot. A lot of people say it feels like walking on broken glass. Ouch! Stage 1: Pain is often felt at the beginning of weight bearing movements and first thing in morning. The pain will often subside quickly as the tissue warms up. Stage 2: Pain will be more intense and felt after exercise. This will usually subside within 30 minutes Stage 3: Pain will become more intense and constant during exercise and weight bearing including walking. Causes: There are a number of causes and risk factors. These include: Low arches or flat feet High arches Reduced ankle mobility Poor footwear Increased BMI Tightness of surrounding musculature including: The Calf , hamstrings, gluteal muscles. Muscle imbalances Repetitive activities which put the plantar fascia under increased strain e.g. Running, dancing Please find below some stretches and trigger ball exercises and stayed tuned for more information on management of Plantar Fasciitis.

20.01.2022 Australia Needs Our Help! Australia is in the middle of a horrific bushfire crisis that has destroyed more than 6 million hectares of our beautiful country with no signs of slowing down. Needless to say, these are extremely devastating times for us all and we would like to help in any way we can.... How we can help: Buy 6 x Pilates Reformer class passes and 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Country/Rural Fire Associations across Australia! Please call 0423 386 440 to book now. Our Pilates classes are held at 1:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Thank you for your generosity. Le Physique Physio Team. #bushfirerelief #helpaustralia #savethekoalas #pilates #donate #newstead

19.01.2022 Reformer Pilates is back. Our Tuesday and Thursday classes are now running at 1:30pm. Small, intimate classes of 6 or less, with an hands on approach, perfect for anyone coming back from injury or simply those wanting to develop their strength. Please call the clinic to secure your spot. Kathleen would love to see you there.

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17.01.2022 On Wednesday we spoke about plantar fasciitis, so today we’ve got some nice simple stretches and trigger ball techniques to help keep you running 1. Trigger balling your plantar fascia through the arch of you foot 2. Calf trigger balling! 3. Soleus (lower calf) stretch hold for 45-60 seconds. 4. Gastrocnemius (upper calf) stretch hold for 45-60 seconds.... 5. Make sure you’re wearing good footwear! Try these out and let us know if you’re feeling better during and after runs! #running #runningtips #runbetter #plantarfasciitis #plantarfasciitisrelief #stretches #stretching #triggerpoint #triggerball #physiotherapy #physios #physiolife #physiotherapist #physio #physicaltherapy @ Brisbane, Queensland, Australia See more

17.01.2022 Ankle Sprains Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries during sports such as basketball, netball, volleyball and football, however they are often poorly managed. They result in damage to the ligaments in your foot. What are ligaments:... Ligaments are tough bands of connective tissue which run between two bones holding them together. Ligaments help to provide stability to the joint and prevent bones from separating. Sprained ligaments can take can take up to 4 to 6 weeks to heal depending on the severity of the sprain. Lateral ankle (outside of ankle) sprains are the most common ankle injury and result in damage to the calcaneofibular ligament (outside of your ankle) and anterior talofibular ligament (front of your ankle). Medial ankle (inside of ankle) sprains are much less common as the medial ligaments are significantly stronger and more stable than the lateral ligaments. How do they occur: Ligament sprains occur when a joint is forced into an end of range position which results in stretching and tearing (depending on severity) of the ligament fibres. Complete ruptures of the ligaments can also result in dislocation of the ankle joint. Sprains often occur while playing sport and result from sudden changes in direction on an uneven surfaces or if an athlete jumps and lands on another players foot.

16.01.2022 Watch Dennis Hogan, our very own soon to be World Champion Boxer interview me! Please excuse my the umms and nerves, we didnt do any prep, just went live!

16.01.2022 Plantar fasciitis Is irritation of your plantar fascia which is a structure that runs from your heel under your foot, it helps to support your medial arch and acts as a shock absorber. Plantar fasciitis is a very common condition and is often caused by overuse resulting in the plantar fascia to become inflamed resulting in heel and arch pain and stiffness. Check our tomorrows post to see how we can easily prevent this! If you have any questions or think you have developed Plantar Fasciitis #physiotherapy #running #runningtips #physiotherapist #physio #physios #physiolife #plantarfasciitis #plantarfasciitisrelief

16.01.2022 Reformer PIlates Classes have arrived! We are now conducting intimate classes of 6 of less every Tuesday and Thursday at 1pm. Bookings essential by phone or email only.

15.01.2022 Stretches to help ease neck pain Swipe to see through all the stretches you can do 1 Scalenes Stretch. Arms by your side to begin with. 2 Have your arm behind your back for a deeper stretch. 3 Levator Scapulae Stretch. Arms by your side to begin with.... 4 Have your arm behind your back for a deeper stretch. 5 Upper Traps Stretch. Arms by your side to begin with. 6Have your arm behind your back for a deeper stretch. 7 You will need the corner of a wall to do this (or the side of a door way). Give these a try and let us know what you think in the comments below! #neckpain #neckstretch #neckpainrelief #stretching #mobility #physiotherapy #stretchingtips #athomefitness #physio #physicaltherapy @ Newstead, Queensland See more

14.01.2022 Come join us to finish your year!

14.01.2022 MAKE SURE YOU GET ON TOP OF THESE AWESOME PACKAGE DEALS! Limited time only and booking out fast! #physio #brisbanephysio #newsteadphysio #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #physiotherapist #rehab #mobility #movement #rehabilitation #flexibility #recovery #greatdeal #springspecial

13.01.2022 On Wednesday we spoke about plantar fasciitis, so today weve got some nice simple stretches and trigger ball techniques to help keep you running 1. Trigger balling your plantar fascia through the arch of you foot 2. Calf trigger balling! 3. Soleus (lower calf) stretch hold for 45-60 seconds. 4. Gastrocnemius (upper calf) stretch hold for 45-60 seconds.... 5. Make sure youre wearing good footwear! Try these out and let us know if youre feeling better during and after runs! #running #runningtips #runbetter #plantarfasciitis #plantarfasciitisrelief #stretches #stretching #triggerpoint #triggerball #physiotherapy #physios #physiolife #physiotherapist #physio #physicaltherapy @ Brisbane, Queensland, Australia See more

13.01.2022 Happy Birthday beautiful Kathleen! Hope you had a special day! Well have to make our next Christmas party on your birthday again next year! So much fun! Hope you love all your presents!

13.01.2022 Just want to say a huge thank you to my amazing Le Physique Physio team for all their great work throughout 2019. Being a Physio can be a rewarding career if your heart and skills are in it for the patients. I can say that everyone in this team, Physios - Kathleen, Keegan and Madi, and Admin - Candy and Flo have turn up everyday giving their absolute best to our staff and patients despite what could be going on in their lives personally. Im truly proud of this team and would... like to acknowledge Kathleen for all her great with us over the past 2 years. We will miss you Kathleen! With 2020 just around the corner Id like to also thank all our wonderful patients who have trusted us with your injuries and referred family and friends to us. This gives us tremendous job satisfaction knowing we can help and make a difference in your lives. Wishing everyone a fabulous and fit 2020! Much love Mimi See more

12.01.2022 Thank you to my amazing team and patients for making me feel very special today at work! Im feel very blessed to have such great people around me in my daily life! Much love to you all!

12.01.2022 Reformer Pilates classes have launched!!

11.01.2022 Cold spray attack during the fitness festival at Function Well

09.01.2022 I my team! Just want to say a big thank you to my amazing team this week. It was my birthday on Monday and I had the best day! I felt very loved by my team members, clients and friends! Your loving thoughts and heartfelt words mean a lot to me. I received flowers, gifts and Jean baked me the most spectacular cake! Mimi Le

08.01.2022 All of us at Physique would love to welcome our newest Physiotherapist, Kathleen Seagar! Kathleen is a dedicated and enthusiastic physiotherapist who completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the Australian Catholic University in Brisbane. Kathleen has a passion for helping people realise their full potential in order to reach optimal health. She has extensive background in dance, swimming, yoga and pilates. Her belief in an active, balanced lifestyle, alongside her outgoing and approachable nature has given her the tools she needs to provide her patients with holistic and personal treatment techniques. Kathleen is now available so if youd like a consult with her, feel free to book online or give us a ring. Were very excited to have you as part of our team Kathleen

07.01.2022 Throwback Thuraday to our Christmas Party last Saturday @blackbird - safe to say we definitely ate enough to last us the whole weekend Its always great to bond with your team! We certainly had lots of fun #workchristmasparty #blackbird #funtimes #tistheseason #celebrations #teambonding #somuchfood #throwbackthursday @ Blackbird Bar & Restaurant Brisbane

07.01.2022 YES WE ARE OPEN! Come in to Le Physique Physiotherapy and treat your body right this Christmas and New Year #holidayseason #treatyourbodyright #healthyholidays #movewell #merrychristmas #happyholidays #physio

06.01.2022 Who is excited for BOOTCAMP!! Head over to BlitzFit Australia Chermside / Aspley to find out more. Thrilled to raise awareness and support for such a great cause!!

04.01.2022 New Years Resolution: Treat yourself! Book in now for your free tailored exercise program! #treatyourself #treatyourbody #newyearsresolution #newyearnewme #health #physio

04.01.2022 Thank you @samara.odonnell for having us at KX pilates last Wednesday! We had a fun and challenging work out Come by the clinic to pick up your free 2X pilates voucher for KX thats just up the stairs from our clinic. #pilates #pilatesreformer #rehab #physio #workout #teambonding #lotsoffun

03.01.2022 Dear wonderful clients and friends. Hope you are staying well and keeping safe during this unprecedented time. The team and I miss seeing you and hope you are doing ok. As an essential service provider currently we are still open. We also would like to do our part in assisting the community by taking the pressure off GPs and emergency departments for musculoskeletal injuries and hence minimise unnecessary exposure. Many of you are working from home with DIY work place setups ...or training at home with new gym equipment. Whilst you are doing the right thing, often these new changes can lead to workplace and gym injuries. If you have new injuries or old niggles now is the time to get on top of it. Please feel free to reach out, you can either come into our clinic or book a Telehealth Consult over video call so we can see and help you in the comfort of your own home. Stay strong and safe! Much love, Mimi and Le Physique Team See more

03.01.2022 We are so excited to be apart of this amazing journey. Bring on Dec 15th!! Dennis Hogan

03.01.2022 All of us here at Physique Physio would love to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas We hope youre spending today celebrating, relaxing, appreciating good company and good food of course be safe over the holiday season and we cant wait to see what 2018 brings

02.01.2022 Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine and is most commonly idiopathic (of unknown cause). Sometimes it can be caused by congenital or neuromuscular conditions such as cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy. This image shown in the second slide is a severe case of scoliosis which required surgical correction as the cob angle (angle of the curvature in the thoracic area was 57 degrees. The third slide shows an X-Ray post surgery where bilateral metallic Harrington rods a...nd fixation screws have been inserted from T5 to T11 to correct alignment. This scan is actually from our very own Personal trainer and receptionist Florence. For those of you who have met her would know that she is able to exercise regularly at a high level despite this surgery and only experience minor pain when sitting with poor posture for prolonged times. Picture 4 is Florence’s back now 7 years post surgery. #physiotherapy #physiobrisbane #scoliosis #painmanagement #backpain #exercise #exerciserehab #education #physicaleducation #humanbody #injuries #exercises #rehabilitation #backpain #exerciserehabilitation #exrehab #muscles #fitness #healthylife #healthybody #healthyfitlifestyle See more

01.01.2022 YES we are open over lock down! Our team will be wearing masks and you will be provided with a mask and hand sanitiser on arrival. We will be following all government guidelines and be vigilantly cleaning the clinic between patients to keep you safe. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact our clinic on +61 423 687 440 #Brisbanelockdown #essentialservice #physiotherapy #covid-19 #alliedhealth #rehab physiobrisbane