
A seated core squeeze for back pain, Video, 0:56 min
Tighten your tummy and glutes while you sit to build a stronger back. You can do it anywhere you're sitting.
Short exercises and tips from our doctors and physiotherapists that you can do at home or at your desk.
Showing 8 exercises

Tighten your tummy and glutes while you sit to build a stronger back. You can do it anywhere you're sitting.

Warm up your wrists and shoulders, then stretch your arms and shoulder blades before you play, to lower the risk of pickleball and tennis injuries.

You sit at a desk every day, but is your posture right? A few small adjustments help ease neck, shoulder and back pain from office syndrome.

A drooping face is usually caused by a problem with the nerve that controls the facial muscles, such as Bell's palsy. Know the symptoms and the warning signs that need hospital care.

Frozen shoulder is when the shoulder joint becomes inflamed and stiff, making it painful and hard to raise your arm. Know the signs to look for.

Plantar fasciitis is inflammation of the tissue under the foot, with heel pain that is worst when you get out of bed. Learn the symptoms and common causes.

Pain around the shoulder blades from desk work usually comes from sitting in one position or slouching. Better posture and regular stretch breaks help prevent it.

Stretching before you play helps flexibility and lowers the risk of back, shoulder, wrist and elbow injuries from repeated swings.
Tell us about your symptoms on LINE or give us a call. We'll help you choose and book an assessment with a doctor.