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5 Tips for building a well rounded exercise plan

5 Tips for building a well rounded exercise plan

by Paul Conneely | Jan 25, 2023 | Exercise, Personal Health, Physiotherapy, Training Tips

5 Tips for building a well rounded exercise plan Exercise is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle, but it can be difficult to know where to start when creating an exercise plan. At PMC Physiotherapy Dunboyne we are regularly asked by patients how they can start...
5 considerations when choosing the correct running shoe

5 considerations when choosing the correct running shoe

by Paul Conneely | Jan 9, 2023 | Exercise, Elite Athletes, Personal Health, Physiotherapy, Training Tips

5 considerations when choosing the correct running shoe Here at PMC Physiotherapy, we regularly get asked for advice from patients wondering what runner to buy. Here are a 5 tips to help you buy the correct running shoe for you: 1. What type of running activity will...
GAA off-season and the risk of injury

GAA off-season and the risk of injury

by Paul Conneely | Dec 20, 2022 | GAA, Personal Health, Physiotherapy, Training Tips

GAA Off-Season In every sport there is an “off season”. This is a period after the last game of one season and before pre-season training starts back for the next season. GAA is slightly different and a players’ off-season will change depending on their age and grade...
Injury and why we need an “off-season” in Rugby

Injury and why we need an “off-season” in Rugby

by Paul Conneely | Dec 13, 2022 | Physiotherapy, Training Tips

Why we need an “off-season” in Rugby? The “Off-Season” in many sports generally happens at the end of the sporting calendar when the athletes are not competing. This gives players a chance to rest and recover from any niggling injury in preparation for the new season...
What are the 3 most common GAA injuries?

What are the 3 most common GAA injuries?

by Paul Conneely | Feb 9, 2022 | GAA, Common Injuries, Physiotherapy, Training Tips

What are the 3 most common GAA injuries? Research and experience have shown us that the most commonly injured areas in Gaelic Football are the Ankle, Hamstring and Knee. We take a look in detail at each injury and share our professional experience of our team of...
5 questions to troubleshoot your new year’s exercise resolutions

5 questions to troubleshoot your new year’s exercise resolutions

by Lee Chambers | Jan 13, 2022 | Personal Health, Physiotherapy, Training Tips

5 Questions to troubleshoot your new year’s exercise resolutions I read a statistic this week that 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by the time February comes around. There is even an International Quitter’s Day on the 2nd Friday in January to mark the day that most...
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