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Wil jij jezelf naar een hoger niveau tillen als hardloper of beter herstellen na een blessure? Dan is het tijd om jouw Runeasi afspraak te plannen!

19-year-old tennis player with meniscus rupture

Anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation for 22-year-old lacross player

A common problem among students is the dreaded tennis elbow. Now you may be thinking, “I don't play tennis at all!” But tennis elbow can strike anyone who repeatedly makes the same moves, including those endless typing sessions during study marathons.

We are looking for an enthusiastic colleague for our Roeterseiland Health Center and Amstelcampus locations. Are you that entrepreneurial, sporty team player who is good at working independently? Are you that manual therapist master who finds it a challenge to expand our Roeterseiland location with us?

How to stay fit and still be able to keep running despite an injury. A conversation with Joep Kamphuis (USC Physiotherapy in Amsterdam) about running and, in particular, his running schedules in case of injuries and the right structure in the event of a (running) injury.

Osgood Schlatter is a common knee overload injury that can occur during growth. In our practice, we see this most in boys between the ages of 10 and 15 or girls between 8 and 13 years old, who like to exercise.

This post aims to assist climbers who have invested in their own fingerboard to share safe and optimal training techniques. With or without access to a training wall, the fingerboard is a brilliant tool for strength training.

Talented athletes are more likely to get injured during the growth spurt.

More than 60% of active swimmers have problems with their shoulder (s) due to the combination of the many repetitive/repetitive movements and the fact that the shoulder is a very mobile and unstable joint.

The fact that sports can also lead to injuries seems generally accepted, despite the fact that, according to the RIVM, there are around 5.5 million sports-related injuries in the Netherlands every year.

Not being able to run due to an injury can be extremely frustrating. That is why I want to share 5 tips from my personal experience as a runner and my work experience as a physio.

Patellofemoral pain (pain around, behind, or below the kneecap) is common among men and women of all ages and all activity levels.