Kegels v Hypopressives . . . . . . . . . When it comes to pelvic floor health, two forms of exercises often dominate the conversation: Hypopressive exercises and Kegels. Both have their place, but it’s essential to understand how each method impacts the pelvic floor and overall wellbeing. Hopefully this note provides an evaluation of

Pilates? What’s all the hype!?   Today over 12 million people enjoy the benefits of Pilates in the UK, with this trend expanding daily.  So, why all the fuss you might ask?   Many people come to Pilates through injury, rehabilitation and general aches and pains BUT doing Pilates before the onset of any of

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Welcome to the second blog in our summer series written by Jools Eddowes   In recent years, carbohydrates have attracted some bad press and seemingly more people are opting for ‘low-carb’ diets.  For some people, this works well, especially if they have higher blood sugar levels or are trying to lose weight.  But, is it