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The Myotherapy Blog

Plain answers about the pain you are living with.

Treatment explainers, recovery guides and clinic news, written by practitioners who see these presentations every week — what is actually going on, what helps, and when to get it looked at.

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  • runners and gym-goers
    Injury & Recovery21 Oct 2026

    Why runners and gym-goers keep getting the same injuries.

    The calf that tightens every spring. The hamstring that twinges whenever you sprint. The Achilles that grumbles after every long run. If an injury keeps coming back, it's usually telling you something about load and recovery. Here's how to read the signs and break the cycle.

    MyoFitness Team · 7 min read
  • back pain keeps coming back
Injury & Recovery19 Oct 2026

Why your back pain keeps coming back, even after massage.

You book a massage, walk out feeling looser, and a week or two later the same ache is back. It's one of the most common stories therapists hear. Here's what's usually going on, and what tends to make a longer-lasting difference.

MyoFitness Team · 7 min read
  • A runner set at the start of a track
    Injury & Recovery2 Oct 2026

    Return to running after an ankle sprain, without spraining it again

    Most ankles stop hurting long before they are ready to run. The gap between those two points is where almost every re-sprain happens.

    MyoFitness Team · 7 min read