Category Archives: knee

10km in 50 mins #1 – Training with Physio

My name is Andrew and I am 38 year old Computer studies student. Every week for the last 6 years I’ve been playing 5-a-side. During the last 18 months a pain developed in my right knee. It would be sore … Continue reading

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Neural Flossing Video for leg and knee problems – Video Download

Roll and Kick 2011-11 more…. (c) John Stephenson 2013

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2nd treatment- knee continues to heal as the lower back problem is getting sorted.

I am very happy with progress. I  have some good exercises which are helping. looking forward to today’s treatment.

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wk 1. The Trail to 10km PB – Meeting AAA Physio

Right Knee Patella Tracking Problems PLAN “Learn to Run” with AAA-Physio tomorrow I first met John on 19th Dec at his clinic in Moti, I went to see him because I have pain in my right knee which causing me pain … Continue reading

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Pain behind the knee when running. #2

Neural Flossing for Knee Pain Went for a 90minute run this morning and didn’t have any pain during running, just a very mild ache at the end of my run (the after effects of yesterdays manipulation???). The run was around … Continue reading

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No1 – Marathon prep 2012 – Fixing my knee pain

Running Analysis prior to Marathon Training Getting my Marathon training right in 2012! I saw John at Moti for my 2nd physio appointment on 02/01/12 at MOTI. I first visited him before Christmas regarding an annoying pain in my right … Continue reading

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My self diagnosed ‘pressure’ knee injury – part 2

Prior to my first ‘full’ appointment with John, I decided to check out some more of his advice and exercises on his website, especially regarding posture at a desk. I realised that I had a tendency to sit very poorly, … Continue reading

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Learn to Run with AAA-Physio – 10km in Sub 40′

14km/hr – Spot the Left hip drop

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Pain behind the knee when running – overview of problem, diagnosis and treatment.

Problem: Acute stabbing pain behind the knee when running, accompanied by a seize up of the surrounding knee area leaving me unable to run or bend the knee more than 90 degrees. Onset usually at 45-60 minutes into a run. If possible … Continue reading

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Learn to Run with AAA-Physio – Feedback

Really enjoying the Learn to Run approach: Learning to run from scratch! I feel that I have now been introduced into a world of education and improved physical health and know that each session will bring me something new and … Continue reading

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