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🦿Cartilage does not wear out like a tyre, It depends on cyclical loading to move fluid and nutrients through it. Unloade...
09/09/2026

🦿Cartilage does not wear out like a tyre, It depends on cyclical loading to move fluid and nutrients through it. Unloaded cartilage deteriorates. Loaded cartilage adapts.

A large proportion of completely pain-free adults over 50 have imaging changes consistent with osteoarthritis. Some people with severe imaging have almost no pain, and some with mild imaging have a lot. The scan and the symptoms are only loosely related, which is exactly why treating the scan does not work.

Exercise therapy is a core first line treatment for knee osteoarthritis in every major clinical guideline, sitting ahead of imaging, injections and surgery.

The mechanism is unglamorous. Stronger quadriceps and hips distribute load. The same stairs and the same shift take a smaller share of your maximum. Less relative demand, less irritation.

Some discomfort during loading is acceptable. A common clinical rule is that pain up to a moderate level, settling within 24 hours and not climbing week to week, is safe to work through. Pain that keeps building is a dosing problem, not a damage signal.

⚠️Rest feels protective, It is not.


27/08/2026

🔬 New research just dropped on zinc and diabetes control.

18 RCTs. 1,023 participants. One clear signal: zinc supplementation improved insulin resistance (HOMA-IR ⬇️), reduced inflammation (CRP ⬇️) and boosted antioxidant capacity (⬆️) in people with diabetes.

Why it matters: zinc plays a direct role in insulin synthesis, storage and signalling. When levels are low, that whole system takes a hit.

📊 Key findings:
Serum insulin ⬇️
HOMA-IR ⬇️
CRP ⬇️
Total antioxidant capacity ⬆️

Not a replacement for medication or clinical care, but a low-cost, well-evidenced piece of the puzzle worth discussing with your EP or GP

19/08/2026

🦵 Quad to hamstring ratio in ACLR. One angle isn’t enough.

A single isometric at 90 degrees gives you a number. It doesn’t tell you where the deficit sits.

Quad deficits are angle specific and widen at longer muscle lengths. Hamstring deficits after a semitendinosus graft concentrate in deep flexion, the exact range most protocols skip.

📊 What we test on the VALD DynaMo:

▪️ Knee extension, seated at 90 and 60
▪️ Knee flexion, prone at 90 and inner range
▪️ Peak force per kg, RFD, limb symmetry, H:Q ratio

An athlete can pass symmetry at one angle and sit well under it at another. That gap is where reinjury risk lives.

⚡ Return to sport is a data decision, not a calendar one.

📍 Kingsgrove. Link in bio.

13/08/2026

What it actually costs to open a hybrid clinic 👇

Everyone sees the finished space. Nobody sees the invoice trail behind it.

Lease - bond, rent in advance, lease prep. Locked in before you’ve seen a single client.
Clinical equipment - treatment beds, reformer, cardio, testing gear.
Strength & conditioning - racks, plates, machines, cable attachments. This category adds up faster than people expect.
Tech & admin - workstations, monitors, iPads, laptops for reporting and software.
Fit-out - flooring, turf, paint, signage, lighting, security.

All up, you’re looking at well over $150k before the doors open, and that’s before staff, software subscriptions, and marketing.

A few things I’d tell anyone opening a clinic:
• Get multiple quotes on every equipment category, not just gym gear
• Keep bond + rent in advance separate from your working capital
• Fit-out always runs over quote, build in a 10-15% buffer
• Furnish for the clinic you’re building toward, not just the one you’re opening with
• Labour and cleaning you can do yourself save real money early on

Save this if you’re in the planning phase 📌

Exercise Physiologist ≠ Physiotherapist. Here’s the difference.An Exercise Physiologist (EP) is a university trained all...
10/08/2026

Exercise Physiologist ≠ Physiotherapist. Here’s the difference.

An Exercise Physiologist (EP) is a university trained allied health professional who uses exercise as medicine to treat, manage and prevent injury, chronic disease and disability.

At ClinEx, our EPs work with:
🔹 Post surgical and orthopaedic rehab clients
🔹 NDIS participants building strength, capacity and independence
🔹 Workers compensation clients returning to function and work
🔹 Athletes and swim squads chasing performance, not just recovery

Physio diagnoses and treats the injury. EP builds the strength, capacity and resilience that keeps you out of pain and performing long after you’re “fixed.”

We don’t guess. Every program is built on objective testing data, not a generic template.

Physio gets you moving again. EP keeps you moving, stronger, for good.

📍 ClinEx Rehab, Kingsgrove

05/08/2026

🔍 WHICH LAT PULLDOWN ATTACHMENT PRODUCES THE MOST FORCE?

Nine variations. Same cable, same seat, same maximal effort. Here’s the leaderboard 👇

🥇 Normal grip (wide pronated bar) 160.9kg
🥈 Close mag grip 155.3kg
🥉 Close supinated 149.7kg
Close pronated 149.2kg
Wide mag grip 146.8kg
Neutral grip 146.7kg
Pronated mag grip 141.6kg
Supinated mag grip 138.2kg
Handle bar grip 118.2kg

💪 Strongest: the standard bar
Rigid, bilateral, and locked in. Both arms brace against one lever, the lats sit in a strong line of pull, and your hands can’t drift. No stability cost means no drop in output.

📉 Weakest: single handles
42.7kg less. That’s 36% gone. Two free floating handles mean each arm has to control its own path and its own shoulder position. When stability demand goes up, force output comes down. That’s not weakness, that’s your nervous system choosing control over output.

⚙️ The pattern
Rigid and bilateral = more force. Free and unilateral = less force. Mag grips landed mid table because the frame keeps them rigid, but the thicker handle shifts demand to the forearm.

🎯 How to use it
Chasing load, overload or strength tracking? Use the bar.
Chasing control, symmetry, range or a shoulder returning from injury? Use the handles.

Same exercise. Nine different stimuli. The attachment is a programming variable, not a preference 🧠

We were lucky to have Kyle Craig drop into ClinEx recently and run us through all things VALD Kyle walked us through IMT...
04/08/2026

We were lucky to have Kyle Craig drop into ClinEx recently and run us through all things VALD

Kyle walked us through IMTP testing for assessing lower limb force output and rate of force development 💪, specific isometrics for building out strength profiles across key muscle groups, and ASH shoulder testing to screen our swimmers for asymmetries before they become injuries 🏊

Having someone with Kyle’s depth on the platform in the building made every test sharper and every explanation click 🔥. This is the kind of objective data that takes our athlete monitoring from guesswork to genuine decision making 📊

Grateful for the time and the knowledge drop 🙏

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93/2 The Crescent
Sydney, NSW
2208

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Monday 5am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 5am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 5am - 7:30pm
Thursday 5am - 9pm
Friday 5am - 6pm
Saturday 5am - 1pm

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