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Welcome to JC Physiotherapy

This website is created to facilitate learning across the following topics:

1. Postural Analysis
2. Biomechanics
3. Mobility
4. Movement Demands (Gait, Sport Specific)
5. Movement Analysis
5. Muscle tissue damage (Strain)
7. Tendon damage (Tendinopathy)
8. Pain
9. Psychosocial Issues

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