When we start to go to the gym (or doing any other sport) we care about improving health. After some time, the more ambitious realise that healthy exercise is more than “going on the treadmill and jogging” or “throw a barbell on the back and do some squats.” They pay attention to the condition of the knees, spine, maybe some more exercises strengthening the shoulder joint.
And have you ever focused on the foot?

Why does my shoulder hurt? Unfortunately, the matter is not as simple as it might seem, because the shoulder has many structures that can be damaged by injury or overload…
Numbness of the fingers? Weakened grip? Maybe it’s a neglected problem in the carpal tunnel… What is the risk of further neglect? Read it yourself!
The correct scar is light, flat and, above all, does not give any symptoms, e.g. does not itch. Does a proper scar require work?
Sciatica? Migraine? Degeneration of the spine? Shoulder pain syndrome? Or maybe … a trigger point?
Have you ever heard of the temporomandibular joint? Most of you probably have not, because unfortunately we only learn about it when it causes us problems.
Uneven pavement, slippery floor, unstable high heels and suddenly TWIST! Sprained ankle. You can try to reduce pain, but you can’t heal it yourself.
Backache, low physical activity, do you want to change something but you don’t know where to start? Or maybe you run marathons, lift weights, train crossfit and think that yoga classes will be too easy for you? You may be surprised …
What is swelling? Where does it come from? And what are its types? Is it possible to do something with it? Find answers to these questions here!