Remedial Massage

With a Remedial Massage, we focus on a specific problem area, often caused by postural imbalance, muscle tension or a soft tissue injury. After and assessment, we will use a range of techniques to help alleviate pain and tension in those problem areas.

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First and foremost, remedial massage is renowned for its ability to target and alleviate musculoskeletal issues. Whether its chronic pain stemming from poor posture, sports-related injuries, or everyday stress-induced tension, remedial massage techniques are tailored to address these specific concerns. In areas like Darlinghurst and Woolloomooloo, where active lifestyles are commonplace, the demand for effective pain management solutions is particularly high. Remedial massage offers relief by targeting trigger points, releasing tight muscles, and restoring mobility, allowing individuals to move with greater ease and comfort.

Furthermore, remedial massage plays a crucial role in promoting circulation and reducing inflammation, key factors in the body’s natural healing process. By incorporating specialized techniques such as deep tissue massage, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy, remedial massage therapists can effectively stimulate blood flow, oxygenate tissues, and flush out toxins. This not only accelerates recovery from injuries but also enhances overall health and vitality.

In bustling urban centres like Sydney, where stress levels can run high, remedial massage serves as a powerful tool for relaxation and stress relief. Through gentle, rhythmic strokes and soothing techniques, such as Swedish massage and lymphatic drainage, individuals can unwind, both physically and mentally. As tension melts away and the body enters a state of deep relaxation, stress hormones decrease, promoting feelings of calmness and well-being.

Moreover, remedial massage offers benefits beyond the physical realm, encompassing mental and emotional wellness. In today’s fast-paced society, many individuals grapple with anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges. Remedial massage provides a sanctuary for relaxation and introspection, allowing individuals to disconnect from the demands of daily life and reconnect with their bodies. This mind-body connection fosters a sense of mindfulness and inner peace, promoting holistic wellness from within.

One of the distinguishing features of remedial massage is its versatility and adaptability to individual needs. At Wellness on William Street, we understand that no two bodies are alike, which is why our experienced massage therapists tailor each session to address the unique concerns and preferences of our clients. Whether it’s incorporating specialized tools for targeted muscle release or combining different massage modalities for optimal results, our therapists go above and beyond to ensure a personalized and effective treatment experience.

In conclusion, remedial massage offers a myriad of benefits that cater to the diverse needs of individuals in Sydney, including those in Darlinghurst and Woolloomooloo. From alleviating pain and promoting circulation to reducing stress and enhancing overall well-being, remedial massage serves as a cornerstone of holistic wellness. As residents seek natural and effective solutions to improve their quality of life, remedial massage continues to stand out as a trusted ally on the path to optimal health and vitality.

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A lot of people perform this exercise incorrectly, in several ways. Elbows are too far back, leaning too far back and turning the exercise into a high row, hands too wide or too narrow, and pulling down too far and getting internal rotation at the shoulder. Here is what you should focus on. -Chest up, shoulders back and down, chin neutral, core switched on and elbows rotated inwards slightly. -Forearm should be parallel to the wall when you get to the bottom of the movement and the point of your shoulder should be facing upwards, not rotating inwards as you come down with the bar.
Wide Grip Lat Pull Down- Key Points for the correct movement pattern

A lot of people perform this exercise incorrectly, in several ways. Elbows are too far back, leaning too far back and turning the exercise into a high row, hands too wide or too narrow, and pulling down too far and getting internal rotation at the shoulder.

Here is what you should focus on.
-Chest up, shoulders back and down, chin neutral, core switched on and elbows rotated inwards slightly.
-Forearm should be parallel to the wall when you get to the bottom of the movement and the point of your shoulder should be facing upwards, not rotating inwards as you come down with the bar.

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Wide Grip Lat Pull Down- Key Points for the correct movement pattern

Wellness On William Street April 12, 2024 8:19 am

The walking lunge is one of the top progressions of the basic static lunge. It requires incredible balance, proprioception and strength. Some key points to remember- Do not push off from the back leg, get the drive coming from the front leg. Try not to come down too quickly and use gravity to take you down, make sure you engage the muscles fully to lower your body weight down. As always, focus on what muscle should be activated- glutes, quads, hamstrings, and then assess are they being engaged fully
Walking Lunges

The walking lunge is one of the top progressions of the basic static lunge. It requires incredible balance, proprioception and strength.
Some key points to remember-
Do not push off from the back leg, get the drive coming from the front leg.
Try not to come down too quickly and use gravity to take you down, make sure you engage the muscles fully to lower your body weight down.
As always, focus on what muscle should be activated- glutes, quads, hamstrings, and then assess are they being engaged fully

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Walking Lunges

Wellness On William Street April 8, 2024 3:53 pm

The reverse lunge requires you to have really good ''proprioception'' - that is your bodies awareness of itself in space and time. So as you step back, you need to make sure you step to the right distance each time so when you drop down and perform the lunge, both knees have that 90 degree bend. The benefits of this over a static lunge, is better balance, improved proprioception and that extra engagement and drive from the glute in the front leg. That is assuming it is all done correctly, if you don't feel the exercises where you should, and feel pain during the exercise, then maybe this progression is too much for you
Lunge Progressions- ''The Reverse Lunge''

The reverse lunge requires you to have really good ''proprioception'' - that is your bodies awareness of itself in space and time. So as you step back, you need to make sure you step to the right distance each time so when you drop down and perform the lunge, both knees have that 90 degree bend.
The benefits of this over a static lunge, is better balance, improved proprioception and that extra engagement and drive from the glute in the front leg.
That is assuming it is all done correctly, if you don't feel the exercises where you should, and feel pain during the exercise, then maybe this progression is too much for you

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Lunge Progressions- ''The Reverse Lunge''

Wellness On William Street April 8, 2024 1:09 pm

Learn how to perform a textbook static lunge properly, enabling you to engage the glute on the front leg, reduce pain in the knee on the back leg and get the most out of a complex yet very important exercise. The Lunge is a classic compound exercise- meaning it uses multiple joints and therefore multiple muscles. Typically performed incorrectly, it's a great exercise to help with balance as well as strength. Rowan from Wellness On William Street talks us through how to perform the movement safely and correctly.
How To Master The Art Of A ''Static Lunge''

Learn how to perform a textbook static lunge properly, enabling you to engage the glute on the front leg, reduce pain in the knee on the back leg and get the most out of a complex yet very important exercise.
The Lunge is a classic compound exercise- meaning it uses multiple joints and therefore multiple muscles. Typically performed incorrectly, it's a great exercise to help with balance as well as strength.
Rowan from Wellness On William Street talks us through how to perform the movement safely and correctly.

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How To Master The Art Of A ''Static Lunge''

Wellness On William Street April 8, 2024 11:40 am

Wellness On William Streets Owner and head Personal Trainer Rowan Dear, talks you through how to perform a complex exercise and make it safe and easy to perform by following these key steps
How To Perform A Trap Bar Deadlift

Wellness On William Streets Owner and head Personal Trainer Rowan Dear, talks you through how to perform a complex exercise and make it safe and easy to perform by following these key steps

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How To Perform A Trap Bar Deadlift

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