Renegade rows are a powerhouse compound exercise that combines the benefits of rowing and core stability. They’re a favorite among athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone aiming to boost functional fitness. From their unique benefits to proper execution tips, here’s everything you need to know about this dynamic movement. What Are Renegade Rows? Renegade rows blend…
Overview Hamstring muscle pain, often felt as a sharp or persistent ache along the back of the thigh is a common issue for both athletes and the general population. This discomfort arises from strain or injury to the hamstring muscles, which are a group of three muscles running along the back of the thigh that…
Kettlebell swings have been a powerhouse of an exercise in functional fitness, designed for strength development, endurance, and explosive power. This full-body movement activates multiple muscle groups, primarily targeting the posterior chain—specifically the glutes, hamstrings, lower back, and core. Whether you’re new to kettlebell training or looking to improve your technique, this guide covers all…
Introduction Hemiplegia is a symptom defined by unilateral(one-sided) paralysis. while this condition only affects one side of the body. It occurs due to injuries and conditions of the brain or spinal cord. It depends on the severity(hemiplegia can be temporary or permanent). With early medical intervention, certain causes of hemiplegia can be treated, if not…
Introduction Hack squats are a type of leg exercise designed to build strength and muscle mass in the lower body, particularly targeting the quadriceps, hamstrings, and glutes. It’s a powerful compound movement that works the lower back and core muscles as well. Most often, a specialized machine made to mimic a squat motion while supporting…
Introduction Hydrotherapy, also known as aquatic therapy or water therapy, is a therapeutic method that utilizes water’s physical properties for health and healing purposes. This type of therapy has been used for numerous generations and is said to have evolved from ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Hydrotherapy is an alternative to naturopathic or nonpharmaceutical therapy….
What is Cold Therapy or Cryotherapy? Cold treatment (Cryotherapy), often known as ice application, is the simplest and oldest method of treating injuries. Its global popularity grew due to its efficacy, convenience, low cost, and simplicity of travel.Ice is considered to relieve pain by inducing local anesthesia. It also reduces edema, nerve conduction velocity, cellular…
The McKenzie technique of physical therapy, sometimes known as MDT (mechanical diagnostic and therapy), is a way of diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders of the spine and extremities. The McKenzie method of exercise was developed by Robin McKenzie(1931-2013) in 1981, a physical therapist from New Zealand. The feature of the method emphasizes patient empowerment and…
Introduction At least 40% of pregnant women experience shoulder pain during pregnancy. This is one of the most common discomforts experienced during this time due to massive changes in the entire body. This discomfort may include a pulling sensation that wakes you up at night, pain radiating to the neck, or pain accompanied by symptoms…
What is Cupping Therapy? Overview: What is cupping therapy? Procedure: What is the process of cupping? How is cupping performed by medical professionals? Methods for cupping include: Dry: Your supplier heats the interior of each cup. The traditional method is to light an alcohol-soaked cotton ball on fire. The heat pushes oxygen out of the…
