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​Our Activ Therapy Gregory Hills chiropractors goals are to find the underlying cause of your problem and develop a tailored management plan to provide fast, effective relief. Our Activ Therapy Gregory Hills chiros, physios and exercise physios work together to provide treatment under Medicare, NDIS, Workcover, CTP, DVA and we also accept all private health funds.​

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Gregory Hills

Suite 18/13 Digitaria Dr

Gledswood Hills

2557

Parking:

Free onsite parking available

Opening hours:

Monday - 9 am to 6 pm, Tuesday - 9 am to 6 pm, Wednesday - 9 am to 6 pm, Thursday - 9 am to 6 pm Friday - 9 am to 6 pm, Saturday – 8.30 am to 1 pm ​

Early or late appointments can be arranged upon request.

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Why Do Your Hammy Muscles Need Gradual Training After a Strain?

Hamstring injuries are common in high-intensity sports and have a high recurrence rate. Understanding the mechanics of these injuries is crucial for effective rehabilitation. Progressive loading, a methodical approach to strengthening, is key to a successful recovery and can reduce re-injury rates by up to 83%. A structured rehabilitation program should include appropriate strength and flexibility exercises, and integrate resistance training and sport-specific movements. The healing process comprises three phases: inflammatory, proliferative and remodelling. Each requires specific loading strategies for optimal recovery. Proper load management is at the core of rehabilitation, with objective measurements guiding progression. Personalised programs should incorporate sport-specific movements to ensure the hamstring is prepared for high demands.

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Proper recovery from a hamstring injury requires more than rest and stretching, it needs a strategic combination of controlled movements, progressive resistance training, and tailored sport-specific exercises. It's important to understand the injury and its recovery stages and have physio-guided rehabilitation. Crucial components include careful progression through strength building, learning safe exercise techniques, mastering muscle control, and gradually incorporating sport-specific movements. Ensuring proper healing and recovery can reduce the risk of re-injury and facilitate a safe return to sports.

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Physio-Approved Hammy Exercises for Injury Recovery

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