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“I first visited Dr Isabelle in April due to shoulder pain, as I was experiencing discomfort during overhead shoulder workouts. She was very attentive and patient, and was able to accurately identify the issue and treat it effectively. She also recommended helpful stretches to improve my mobility. I returned for a second session and noticed a clear improvement in my condition. I later went back again for ankle discomfort, and Isabelle was once again able to treat the issue successfully. I’m really glad to have met Dr Isabelle. She is knowledgeable, thorough, and genuinely cares about her patients. I’m very pleased with her service and can tell she truly enjoys what she does. Keep up the great work! 👍🏼👍🏼”
“I had a great experience with ActiveX Physio, especially with Helen. She is very detailed and takes the time to properly assess and understand the root cause before providing the appropriate therapy and solutions. Helen is friendly, professional, and patient, which made me feel very comfortable throughout my sessions. After just 2 sessions with her guidance and prescribed exercises, my knee pain improved significantly and is no longer painful. I’m truly grateful and thankful for her help and support throughout my recovery journey. Thank you, Helen and ActiveX Physio!”
“TJ is an excellent physio who quickly identified the root causes of my back pain and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. He prescribed targeted rehab exercises and was incredibly patient, attentive, and encouraging throughout both sessions. After just two visits, my range of motion has improved tremendously and the extreme pain I was dealing with is essentially gone. You can tell he genuinely cares about his patients’ progress and recovery, not just a quick fix. Highly recommend TJ if you’re dealing with pain or mobility issues.”
“Helen at Activex has been a superstar. After breaking my leg and ankle quite significantly I was referred to Helen from my orthopaedic surgeon. I was in a very vulnerable place but Helen built me back up with her expertise and patience. We had a lot of progress in a relatively short period of time which impressed the surgeon and grew my confidence to get moving. Would definitely recommend Helen and the team.”
“I was referred to Nicholas by a teammate after sustaining a rib injury from Dragonboat paddling, and I'm really glad I made the appointment! What stood out immediately was his familiarity with paddlesports. He was able to pinpoint my injury quickly through accurate physical assessments, which gave me a lot of confidence early on. The dry needling session was effective, and he was professional and accommodating throughout. Nicholas is also a great listener. He made sure I felt heard during every session, answered my questions clearly, and took the time to explain the mechanics of my injury in a way that genuinely empowered me to take ownership of my rehab. As someone who trains in a team setting, I appreciated that he offered alternative exercises tailored to my schedule, allowing me to keep up with my teammates without compromising recovery. He was also able to tailor and offer alternatives for exercises according to what I had access to at my training venue, which was a big plus point, as not all equipment may be available at my gym. His instructions and cues were clear and easy to follow, and his friendly demeanour made every session comfortable. Highly recommend Nicholas to any paddlesports athletes dealing with injuries! His ability to relate to the sport and offer personalised, practical advice makes a real difference.”
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The 2cm line most postnatal women get measured against came from women who had never been pregnant. By the final weeks of pregnancy, close to every woman has some separation, and most of it resolves on its own. How wide the gap is tells you less about your recovery than whether your midline can hold tension when you load it. In one twelve-week trial, women who did nothing but curl-ups got measurably stronger without their gap widening. The way back tends to be load, added in the right order, starting from the hardest thing you can do while keeping your midline flat. 💪🏼 Swipe through for common myths against the evidence, and the check you can do at home. Full guide on our blog. Link in bio 💻 #ActiveXPhysio #PhysioSingapore #Physiotherapy #WomensHealth #DiastasisRecti
In combat sports like Boxing, overload injuries such as plantar fasciitis can be common. Such injuries can happen whether you’re in fight camp, training non-stop or you’re just new to the sport. Some people take time-off to recover only to reinjure themselves again once they return to training. If you’re sick of training in pain and want to fully return to your sport, book with Daniel via the link in the bio 👊 #ActiveXPhysio #PhysioSingapore #PlantarFasciitis #Boxing #Boxingphysio
Wall balls and lunges putting your knees to the test? 🦵 Strong knees aren’t just about having strong quads but also having the strength, control, and stability to handle every rep with confidence. In this post, Isabelle demonstrates four exercises you can add to your warm-up or training to help prepare your knees for wall balls and lunges: ✅ Goblet Squat ✅ Step Down ✅ Reverse Lunge ✅ Split Squat Isometric Hold Whether you’re training for HYROX, CrossFit, or simply looking to move better in the gym, these exercises are a great place to start. 💬 Do your knees ache during wall balls or lunges? Book in with our physios via the link in the bio ☝️ Save this post for your next lower body session! 💪 #activexphysio #physiosg #SportsRehab #InjuryPrevention #MovementIsMedicine Goblet Squat🦵 ✅Builds controlled eccentric lowering and concentric drive out of depth ✅Improves depth and knee tracking under load through range ✅Prepares knee to reach depth safely under load Tip: Keep your chest tall and knees tracking over your toes. Posterior Step Down 🦵 ✅ Builds controlled eccentric lowering and concentric drive out of depth ✅ Improves depth and knee tracking under load through range ✅ Prepares knee to reach depth safely under load Tip: Hinge back slightly and lower slowly, keeping your knee tracking in line with your toes. Reverse Lunge🦵 ✅ Strengthens quads, glutes, and hamstrings ✅ Challenges balance and stability ✅ A great progression towards walking lunges Tip: Add dumbbells once you’re moving with control to build strength 💪🏻 Split Squat Isometric Hold 🦵 ✅ Builds tendon capacity ✅ Improves lower limb endurance ✅ Develops stability in the lunge position Tip: Hold with good posture and keep your front foot firmly planted.
Shoulder pain from paddling rarely comes from one bad session. It builds over thousands of strokes, and the two things most paddlers try, pushing through or stopping completely, both keep it going. 💥 Nick breaks down what’s actually driving it: the four most common causes, why the front of the shoulder hurts when the back is often the problem, and a three-phase fix that doesn’t mean giving up the water. 🚣🏻 Full guide on the blog. Link in bio. 🌐 Book in: activexphysio.com/pricing #ActiveXPhysio #PhysioSingapore #Physiotherapy #PaddleSports #ShoulderPain
Join us at our team lunch 🍕🍻 ActiveX Physio wouldn't be what it is without the team behind it. Grateful for this group! #activexphysio #singaporephysio #teamculture
How are we already half way through 2026? 🤯 We asked each of our physios the same two questions: what condition they've seen most in 2026, and the one piece of advice they'd give anyone dealing with it right now. Answers straight from what's walked through the clinic door this year. Watch the reel for the full round up👆🏻 Recognise your own niggle in there? Book in with our physios. Link in bio 💪🏼 #ActiveXPhysio #PhysioSingapore #Physiotherapy #SportsInjury #InjuryPrevention