Resistance bands are fantastic tools to give your physiotherapy patients but how do you work out which resistance range does what? In this article, we take a look at the different ranges of resistance bands and the suitability of each.
Another year, another lockdown. Whilst none of us want to live under the conditions the pandemic has placed us under, there’s no avoiding the fact that the situation won’t be going away imminently. For the millions of people who are spending months at home, this presents a major problem for physical health.
Resistance bands are simple to use, affordable for everyone and come with a host of benefits. Read on to find out more.
Without the movement and exercise that may have previously kept seniors active, many may be suffering significant pain, discomfort, stiffness and inflexibility as a result. Physios, masseuses, acupuncturists and osteopaths might see an uptick in appointment requests from previously healthy individuals, now seeking help.
Physio and sport therapy practices all over the world have empty waiting rooms while clients and patients stay at home. Being unable to meet up with physical therapy providers can be a problem for many, especially if they’re unable to get out to do other forms of movement and exercise. Being forced to stay at…
Colourful, stretchy and essential for helping your clients solve a multitude of issues, resistance bands are now as common in physical therapy practices as coffee mugs.Simple on the surface, resistance bands have become a huge part of muscle strengthening, yoga, joint rehabilitation and so much more. But are all resistance bands the same? Are you using the best of the best or the cheapest of the cheap?It’s time to find out why quality matters with resistance bands.
Whether you want to save money or simply want an easy way to workout at home or outdoors, there are many benefits of using a resistance band..
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