Rmj Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation centre

29/03/2024

Batch 2 Cupping Therapy workshop

Workshop date: 14th April 2024
Workshop timing:10.30 am to 6.30pm
Contact: 8220475842

14/11/2023

15/07/2022

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure".

Physio awareness camp conducted for volleyball players

The majority of volleyball injuries occur to the hands, wrists, ankles and knees. Plus, there is considerable strain placed on the muscles of the back through bending, as well as muscles that can be pulled and strained through repetitive jumping.

It’s important to know that a player’s muscles are usually very tense he/she gets started with physical activity. Actually, it is the main cause of common volleyball injuries.

So, volleyball players should never start a game or training classes until they warm their muscles and joints well enough. Doing stretches during warm up always results in reducing tension in volleyball player’s muscles. This also helps volleyball players minimize the risks of getting injured during the game.

07/06/2022

Dynamic cupping for muscle release

23/05/2022

Cupping therapy for trapezius and supraspinatus tightness

18/05/2022

Cupping therapy

18/05/2022

Interferential Therapy and ultrasound therapy

18/05/2022

Intermittent cervical and pelvic traction