Ace Sports Clinic has merged with One to One Physiotherapy! Show more

After 34 years of private practice, Registered Physiotherapist Line Troster is pleased to be joining the multidisciplinary team at Ace Sports Clinic. Line brings a wealth of knowledge, skill & passion.

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What Kind of Pain do You Have?

Outlining 3 Types of pain Definition We commonly treat pain without its definition. This is because a majority of pain patients (over 90%) will have their pain resolve and be fully functioning within eight weeks.   However, in some cases, pain persists and is not responsive to medication or other treatments. Additional angst and frustration can be caused

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Top 5 Benefits of Pilates

Practicing Pilates allows the body to develop strength and is a great adjunct to our other health services such as Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Chiropractic and Massage Therapy. Pilates can help the body recover from injuries to help you return to the activities you love with improved power, flexibility and endurance.  Below are the top 5 benefits of

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Avoid Running Injuries with these Easy Tips

Word on the tracks is that running injuries are extremely common but also preventable. Whether you’re an avid runner or just getting started, here are some tips to keep in mind to prevent injuries while running. Stretch Stretch both before and after your run. Stretches should include all muscles and joints involved such as your

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How to Get a Six-pack in Just 5 Minutes

Condition Your Mind, then Your Body  If you are serious about getting a six-pack, then you will first have to set the foundations. A right mindset is key for success. Hack your way into an effective mindset by striving towards the 11 characteristics that describe an effective person They enjoy the present moment. They take

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Running Series: What is Patellofemoral Pain?

Anyone who has taken up running is likely to encounter knee pain at some point during their running journey. There can be several causes of knee pain, but let’s start with an intro to the anatomy.  The knee is a hinge joint that involves three bones: the femur, tibia, and patella. The fibula is not

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Exercise and Mental Health

Everyone has mental health, and we all deserve to take care of it to the same extent we take care of our physical health. Luckily, taking care of our physical health through exercise can also help treat and prevent negative mental health and emotions.  According to current research,1,2, 3 we know that physical activity is a powerful

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Tips to Help Your Young Athlete Achieve with their Sport

Do you have children or adolescents participating in sport?  There is an upward trend in sport participation amongst children and adolescents which signifies that many young athletes and parents understand the benefits of physical activity beginning at a young age. With this increased participation in sport, it is important to identify factors that may lead

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Are You Ready for Your Workout?

Are You Ready for Your Workout? Have you heard the discussion around warming up, static stretching, dynamic stretching and unsure what this means to you? Recent research recommends the use of a dynamic active warm-up prior to exercise. Studies have found that dynamic stretching before exercise helps to increase performance and decrease the potential for

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Top 4 Chiropractic Myths

Do Chiropractors only “crack” the bones in your back? There are many myths about chiropractic that can deter individuals from visiting chiropractors. In this blog, we discuss 4 common chiropractic myths to encourage more people to enjoy the health benefits of chiropractic, and to experience the Ace Way. Myth 1: Chiropractors only deal with necks &

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How Your Menstrual Cycle Can Impact Your Training

It is safe to say that every woman can relate to days of feeling slow or fatigued. While it is easy to chalk it up as “just one of those days”, the real reason could be deeper than that. This complex hormonal cycle impacts your metabolism, heat regulation, fatigue, and performance. Understanding what’s happening in your body is key