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That Morning Heel Pain Isn't Going Away on Its Own
You plant your foot on the floor when you get out of bed and the heel screams. After ten minutes of moving around, it eases. By the afternoon you've almost forgotten it. Then tomorrow morning, same thing. If that sounds familiar, you have the classic presentation of plantar fasciitis — and the instinct to rest it, stretch it, and pad it is probably making it take longer to resolve than it should. What Plantar Fasciitis Actually Is The plantar fascia is a thick band of connect

Milosz
Oct 24 min read


Why Rest Won't Fix Your Achilles — and What Actually Will
You rested it for two weeks. Maybe three. The first morning steps still hurt. You tried again — same thing. The Achilles is one of the most mismanaged injuries in active people, not because it's complicated, but because the instinct to offload it is exactly the wrong move. Here is what's actually going on, and how to fix it properly. It's Not a Tear — It's a Loading Problem Achilles tendinopathy is not the same as an Achilles rupture, and it's not the same as simple tendon in

Milosz
Oct 24 min read


Sciatica: What It Is, What It Isn't, and Why Rest Is Rarely the Answer
The shooting pain down the back of your leg. The pins and needles in your foot. The deep ache in your buttock that makes sitting unbearable. If you have experienced any of these, you may have been told you have sciatica — and then told to rest and wait. For most people, that advice is incomplete. Here is what sciatica actually is, how it is properly assessed, and what the evidence says about getting it resolved. What Sciatica Actually Means Sciatica is not a diagnosis. It is

Milosz
Oct 24 min read


Knee Pain When Running: Common Causes and What to Do Next
Knee pain is common among runners, but its location and behaviour can provide useful clues. Here's what may be causing it and what to do next.

Milosz
Aug 203 min read


When Should You See Someone About Back Pain?
Most back pain improves, but some symptoms need prompt assessment. Learn when to keep moving, when to book a physiotherapy or osteopathy appointment, and when to seek urgent medical help.

Milosz
Aug 155 min read


Understanding Shoulder Pain: Common Causes and Why Physical therapy is Essential
Shoulder pain is a common ailment that affects people of all ages and lifestyles. Whether you are an athlete, a manual labourer, or...

Adam Winter
Oct 9, 20254 min read


How Cold Therapy Supports Recovery and Wellness
Cold therapy, often known as cryotherapy, has gained popularity as a holistic method for enhancing recovery and overall wellness. It...
LBC Team
Feb 24, 20255 min read


Coaches should be equipped with grasp of menstrual cycle
England Lionesses gave an astonishing performance to win the Women’s Euros 2022 in front of a home crowd. There were multiple reasons for...

Gosia
Oct 18, 20224 min read


Cryotherapy for Chronic Pain
In recent years Whole Body Cryotherapy (WBC) has been a popular treatment modality for sports performance and recovery. However, when it...

Milosz
Jul 5, 20223 min read


How to optimise training according to menstrual cycle
“The menstrual cycle has long been viewed as a barrier to training and performance” says Dr Richard Burden, physiology technical lead at...

Gosia
May 25, 20225 min read
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