Katrina Tarrant Articles

Pilates and Hip Stability

Pilates and Hip Stability

2 February 2013Back Pain, Pilates

Hip injuries are often hard to diagnose and can be often confused with pain radiating from the pelvis or lumbar spine. Hip pain can often be accompanied by lumbar and pelvic pain also. Today we will explore the hip joint a little more. **Anatomy of the Hip joint** The hip is one of the largest weigh...

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Pilates Studio Packages

Pilates Studio Packages

28 January 2013Pilates, Sydney CBD

Save now for individual sessions with our Physios We have introduced 4-visit and 6-visit packs for hourly sessions for private tuition and re-assessment.These are to be used within 2 months of the first visit, but will save you up to 20%. And all session will attract an individual session rebate fro...

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New fees for 2013

New fees for 2013

22 January 2013Sydney CBD

There will be a small price increase in fees, effective from Term 1 2013. The new fees are as follows: Beginners 10 week program $390 Intermediate and Advanced 10 week program (off peak) $320 Intermediate and Advanced 10 week program (peak times) $350 Assessments $149 One on one Pilates or treatment...

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Exercise of the Month: Snow Angels on the Bolster

Exercise of the Month: Snow Angels on the Bolster

15 December 2012Exercise, Pilates

**Treat your thoracic spine with Love** As you may be aware, our thoracic spine or mid back does become increasingly stiff as we spend more and more time in sedentary postures. Although, along with the ribs it is there to protect your lungs, heart and other internal organs, your thoracic cage should...

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Dynamic Stretching – The Newest Way to Warm Up

Dynamic Stretching – The Newest Way to Warm Up

5 December 2012Exercise

**Melanie explores: Dynamic Stretching** I've been researching stretching lately as I am embarking on creating a DVD. When Luke Fuller, a former Fix instructor and now Physiotherapist and Osteopath for the ATP world tour sent through his first published article I was very excited to read that it was...

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Pelvic Floor problems in Men

Pelvic Floor problems in Men

5 December 2012Exercise

**For the boys....Do I even have a pelvic floor?** I was recently referred to this magazine article in an American digital mag. Pelvic floor dysfunction is often thought of as a 'woman's thing', but as this article explains, men can suffer from the range pelvic floor troubles too, from incontinence...

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Pelvic Floor Problems in Women

Pelvic Floor Problems in Women

5 December 2012Pregnancy, Women's Health

**Further Reading for 'discovering' Your Pelvic Floor** On the topic of all things women (sorry boys), I've found you a great website and book worth checking out from Queensland women's health physiotherapist, Mary O'Dwyer. Her experience managing all things women and pelvic floor make for a fun, ye...

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Can exercise decrease your chances of dementia?

Can exercise decrease your chances of dementia?

14 November 2012Exercise

**ABC's Tonic Program – Exercise and Neurological Disease** There is recent evidence out there that only 150 minutes of exercise per week of cardio vascular exercise can halt the decline in cognitive ability as is seen in Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and dementia. This exercise only need...

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Exercise of the Month: The slump slider

Exercise of the Month: The slump slider

26 October 2012Exercise, Pilates

## Get your sciatic nerve moving As you may be aware, nerves and associated neural tissues need to be mobile, just as muscles and joints do. We know that nerves that slide and glide well in the body are also well nourished nerves with great blood supply. This means happier, less sensitive nerves. An...

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