Malvern East Physiotherapy in Malvern East, Victoria | Medical and health
Malvern East Physiotherapy
Locality: Malvern East, Victoria
Phone: +61 3 9571 6888
Address: 153 Waverley Road 3145 Malvern East, VIC, Australia
Website: http://www.malverneastphysio.com.au
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24.01.2022 Shoulder Impingement! Our physio, Jason goes through some symptoms you may experience and 3 exercises which we usually give our clients 1. Low Row... 2. External Rotation 3. Wide Row See more
24.01.2022 With the cricket season underway, Vernon Mittalidentifies the most common injuries in cricket in his recent blog With regular short and sharp bursts of high-intensity activity, cricket can place dramatic increases on our muscular system. Whilst back related injuries associated with bowling have been common among cricketers, the increase in shorter forms and increasing participation in junior cricket from boys and girls has increased the risk and likelihood of other musculoskeletal injuries.
24.01.2022 Neck pain and stiffness is a common condition seen by our physiotherapists. Jason runs through two exercises that can assist with improving strength and flexibility Upper trap stretch: Gently place one hand behind your back Tilt your head to the opposite side.... Gently pull further. Shrug: Holding a weight by your side Keeping tall In a slow and controlled motion, shrug your shoulder upwards Slowly lower downwards
24.01.2022 In this video, our Physiotherapist, Sarah, goes through the information behind hamstring strains and what you may experience. Stay tuned for next week where she will go through some exercises and treatment strategies! Enjoy!
23.01.2022 Returning to the gym? Avoid hurting yourself with our top physio tips.
23.01.2022 Have you strained your calf? Looking for exercises to strengthen your calf muscles? Our physiotherapist Sarah runs through 5 exercises you can do to strengthen your calf. These exercises are also great for those who may have strained their calf. 1. Double leg calf raises.... 2. Double leg calf raise with a single leg lower. 3. Single leg calf raises. 4. Dynamic type of exercises which is really good for someone looking to return to sport or running. These are just a faster type of calf raise 5. Quick jumps, which is also another great dynamic exercise Before getting back to running, it is a good idea to be able to complete these five exercises.
22.01.2022 Our physios demonstrate good and bad techniques of a few common exercises! 1. DEAD BUG Good vs bad technique. Our physiotherapists Laura and Sarah go through the ideal technique of a dead bug. The key for this exercise, along with a lot of core-based exercises, is maintain posterior tilt at the pelvis and avoid arching through your lower back. Inability to maintain a posterior tilt will increase the amount of stress placed through your lower back.... 2. PLANK Good vs Bad technique. Planks are a great movement for core engagement with so many variations to progress or regress the exercise to ensure you're always challenged. No matter what variation of plank you are wishing to do, the base technique will always remain the same. The key is to maintain a posterior tilt at the pelvis to ensure you're in a neutral position. You want to avoid having your bottom too high in the air otherwise will disengage your core. Another common mistake we make is letting our hips drop down causing our lower back to arch. 3. PUSH UP Whether you're doing a push up on your knees or on your toes, maintaining a neutral spine in paramount. Simply think about tucking your pelvis under to engage your core and holding that position throughout.
21.01.2022 When we aren’t at the clinic our team is big on kicking personal goals and challenging ourselves. You can often find Jason and Michael pushing up the hills on their bikes if you keep an eye out on the weekends! They are keen to convert Vernon to the bike but he’s not a fan of Lycra
21.01.2022 When you sit for a prolonged period of time in a forward slouched position, you tighten up so many muscles ranging from your neck, top of your shoulders and chest muscles. Our physiotherapist Vernon discusses these common symptoms and what you can do at home. Great for those who are working from home or studying!
20.01.2022 The Hip - Part 2, Exercises!! Following up from last Friday's video; Michael takes us through 3 exercises to help anyone or more specifically, runners, who are experiencing knee or hip pain. These exercises are also great to do, to maintain an injury free state ... 1. First one is a stretch for the front of your hip 2. Theraband resisted skater exercise 3. Sumo squats
19.01.2022 Our team have been working so hard these last few months - so we are making the most of this long weekend relaxing, enjoying the footy and hope you are too! See you all on Monday for another fun week at the clinic
18.01.2022 Osteoporosis is often referred to as a silent disease with symptoms such as fracture occurring when it is too late. The good news is that there is a range of things you can do today to help prevent or manage osteoporosis.
18.01.2022 3 TIPS FOR EXERCISING AT HOME Our physio Tegan runs through a few tips specifically towards our older adults or those who may prefer to exercise at home. Wherever you choose to exercise, keep these tips in mind to ensure you can exercisely happily, healthily and safely
16.01.2022 ITB SYNDROME - EXERCISES Vernon goes through some exercises you can do at home to help ease your symptoms! These 3 exercises are specifically aimed at strengthening your glutes 1. Crab walks... 2. Butt burner 3. Glute bridges As always, if you have any questions, or your symptoms seem to be getting worse, we are more than happy to help!
16.01.2022 TIPS FOR UPCOMING EXAMS AT HOME!! Our physio, Laura, goes through some little friendly reminders if you're still studying at home and have exams coming up. Standing up and moving around every so often is so important for your body!
15.01.2022 Our team are taking this long weekend to relax and enjoy some freedom (safely), & hope everyone does too!!! See you all back in the clinic on Wednesday after some amazing Melbourne sunshine
14.01.2022 Exercises for Back Pain - Using a Foam Roller! Upper back stiffness and pain is a common condition that can be easily treated and managed. Jason goes through 3 exercises using a foam roller to assist with not only providing relief, but also prevent stiffness in the first place. 1. Thoracic Extension... 2. Thread the Needle 3. Foam Roller Stretch See more
12.01.2022 Our physiotherapist Michael runs through his top 3 exercises for those that may be experiencing back stiffness. 1. Bird dog. Start by kneeling on all fours. Keeping your back as straight as possible - lift the opposite arm and leg away from your body. 2. Book openers. Have a lie on your side and twist your top half as far possible in the other direction. 3. Neck rotations. Keeping your chin tucked in, turn your head slowly side to side.
11.01.2022 ACL injuries are a knee injury that typically result from a non-contact event. Unfortunately, it is usually a season ending injury and is common in sports such as such as AFL, rugby union, rugby league, netball, basketball, soccer, or skiing. However, the good news is that these injuries can be prevented. Our physiotherapist Sarah Yule discusses what you can do to prevent an ACL injury.
11.01.2022 Over the weekend, the MEP team enjoyed our Christmas Party As the end of 2020 approaches, we would love to express our gratitude for this amazing team and our incredible clients. This year has been tough for everyone, but we made it and are so thankful for the ongoing support! We hope everyone takes this holiday season to spend time with their loved ones, taking care of yourselves and doing things you truly enjoy. Let's take this tough year and turn it in to something wonderful
11.01.2022 Tennis elbow is a common injury that often arises from a period of overloading the wrist muscles. Ironically, fewer than 5% of cases are specifically related to tennis. Common symptoms can include: Elbow pain with lifting or gripping and/or Reduced strength or weakness. ... Physiotherapy can reduce the associated pain and assist with strengthening the affected area to reduce reoccurrence. If your are experiencing tennis elbow, try these exercises in the early phases.
10.01.2022 We see so many people presenting with Low Back Pain - we hope these basic exercises help manage some of your discomfort and of course, we are always here at the clinic to help in any way we can!
10.01.2022 CALF STRAINS - Part 2!! Our next video for you goes through 5 exercises you can do to strengthen your calf muscles, which are also super helpful post calf strain. 1. Double leg calf raises... 2. Begin with a double leg calf raise, and then transition over to one leg, and slowly lower. 3. Single leg calf raises 4. Dynamic type of exercises which is really good for someone looking to return to sport or running. These are just a faster type of calf raise 5. Quick jumps, which is also another great dynamic exercise These are just some generic exercises, so if you are looking for a more specific and individualised program, get in touch with us at the clinic
10.01.2022 A Telehealth consultation delivers your usual physiotherapy services via video call or telephone. It is a real time one on one appointment where you can see your physiotherapist and chat to them about your condition. These appointments are great for a wide range of conditions ranging from acute sporting injuries through to pre/post operative rehabilitation. In our current climate, it is ideal for anyone who would prefer to stay at home to mitigate any risk. Speak to your physiotherapist or call us if these session are suitable for you!
09.01.2022 Role of the hip when we run!!! Whether you're just starting to run or are a bit more experienced, this is a great introduction to the importance of your hips and the role they play when you run! Stay tuned for next week where Michael will run you through 3 basic exercises to help strengthen your glutes, stretch your hip flexor - which will also help if you experience any knee or hip pain
08.01.2022 Regardless of age, it has been shown that specific exercises can improve balance and reduce the risk of falling. In our recent blog, Jason discusses different points around the topic of Balance. What affects balance?... How can I prevent the likelihood of falling? How can Physiotherapy help with balance? Balance exercises to try at home We hope this video shares some insight to certain factors that may affect your balance and what you can do to reduce your likelihood of falling! Head to our website to find the blog, along with a depth of information.
08.01.2022 Shoulder Impingement! Shoulder impingement often causes pain at the front the shoulder. Our physio Jason goes through three exercises to help you prevent shoulder impingement as well as assist with recovery. 1. Low Row... 2. External Rotation 3. Y - Row See more
08.01.2022 The MEP team had the pleasure of participating in a webinar with Jared Powell! He shared some incredible insights about the shoulder We love taking time throughout the week to find these amazing development sessions, not only for our knowledge, but in order to give our absolute 100% to everyone that walks in to our clinic. We love what we do and love that we can share everything we learn with our AMAZING clients
07.01.2022 CALF STRAINS! Our Physiotherapist, Laura does a quick introduction to calf strains with some insight in to who may get them, symptoms, initial treatment and which part of the calf that is usually affected! We are always just a phone call or message away with any questions you may have
06.01.2022 We just love Pilates The basis of our love for Pilates stems from some solid scientific research around exercise for low back pain. At our clinic, we see many cases of back pain throughout the week, which means we need to be best equipped to handle such pain to get you back moving and functioning as quickly as safely possible.... Our physio, Michael posted a blog on our website about some of the advantages of Pilates and why it could help you! See more
04.01.2022 Our top 3 exercises to avoid an ACL injury! 1. Single leg sit to stand. Try standing and sitting from a bench or sturdy chair using 1 leg. The aim should be at least 20! 2. Agility test. Hop forward as far as possible crossing from side to side. Compare both sides. 3. Y-test. A great test for balance and proprioception. Standing on one leg, try and reach forward with one leg as far as possible making the shape of a Y. Compare both sides.... These exercises can also be used when deciding when it is safe to return to sport.
02.01.2022 Why is the hip so important when we run? Whether you're just starting to run or are a bit more experienced, this is a great introduction to the importance of your hips and the role they play when you run!
01.01.2022 Our Physio Laura Scott goes through some basic exercises for you to try at home, if you're experiencing some sort of hamstring injury! Remember that we are always here for any questions you may have. Have a wonderful week everyone
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