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** THURSDAY RESEARCH MEME**
Todays research meme relates to rider asymmetry. Rider symmetry is important: in a study by Gunst et al., it was reported when in sitting trot, the collapse of the rider in one hip increased the saddle force on the contralateral side. This asymmetric pressure distribution beneath the saddle will occur every stride cycle, which can then affect the horses locomotor pattern, reinforcing the importance of working with a team to improve rider symmetry “on” and “off” the horse. 🤓
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Wishing all our clients a sunny Easter weekend! Please note, we are closed Good Friday and Easter Monday 🐣
A busy first week at the new Physiotherapy clinic. Now able to provide assessment and treatment for both animals and people at the same place. Thank you to Scott Mitchell Veterinary Care Ltd for creating such a lovely space to work.
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Timeline photosSacroiliac joint pain is an inflammation of one or both of your sacroiliac joints. The pain is often described as a sharp, stabbing, or dull pain located in the lower back or the back of the hip area.
Movements such as standing for a long time, walking upstairs or bending can stress the joint leading to increased pain.
We have many PF physiotherapists who can advise you on treatment options and exercises that will help relieve pain.
Find one near you here: bit.ly/2yMzmmr
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