Activex Physio

Activex Physio Exercise rehab for Sports & Orthopaedic injuries

18/11/2025

What an incredible weekend at the Novice Classic Powerlifting Meet! 🏋️‍♂️✨

From first comp-day jitters to smashing PRs on the platform, we loved watching lifters step up with confidence, grit, and heart. So proud to have supported these rising powerhouses! 💪🔥

Huge congratulations to all athletes for taking that first step and proving that everyone starts somewhere and strength grows with every rep. 👏

Big thanks to the organisers for having us be part of this empowering experience 🤝

New blog post by our Physio, Helen! 🏃‍♂️📈Mobility Training for Injury Prevention & Recovery in Runners (Recap of the Sta...
15/11/2025

New blog post by our Physio, Helen! 🏃‍♂️📈

Mobility Training for Injury Prevention & Recovery in Runners (Recap of the Standard Chartered Lunch Time Running Clinic)

From ankle dorsiflexion to hip extension and thoracic rotation. We break down the mobility essentials every runner needs. But here’s the twist: mobility is important, but strength and smart load management still take the lead in keeping injuries at bay. 💪✨

Read more, link in bio! 🔗📲

31/10/2025

Nutrition during perimenopause isn’t about restriction. It's about supporting your changing body 💫

As hormones shift, your body’s needs do too.
Fuel recovery, strength, and energy with:
💥 Creatine: supports muscle and performance
🥩 Protein: maintains lean mass and boosts recovery
🐟 Omega-3: reduces inflammation and supports brain & heart health.

Small, consistent changes can make a big difference in how you feel and move through this phase.

For more information or testing, we recommend Dr Jody at .clinic 🌸

Congratulations to our physio Nicholas, and his wife Tracy on their beautiful wedding! It was such a joy to witness 2 be...
26/10/2025

Congratulations to our physio Nicholas, and his wife Tracy on their beautiful wedding! It was such a joy to witness 2 best friends getting married.

Wishing you both a lifetime of joy, laughter, and good times 🫶

Nicholas will be out of office till Thursday 30th Oct ✈️

If your sumo stance feels blocked off or you’re compensating with your lower back, address the hips first.Common mobilit...
24/10/2025

If your sumo stance feels blocked off or you’re compensating with your lower back, address the hips first.

Common mobility/activation deficits
• Limited hip external rotation
• Tight adductors/hip flexor
• Poor glute loading

Give these drills a try before your next deadlift session:
Sitbone mobilisation (using stick) - 1-2 rounds of 10 breaths
Incline Pigeon Good mornings, 2 sets of 8 reps/side
Loaded Butterfly Stretch, 2 sets of 3-5 reps x 8-10s/hold
Dynamic Copenhagen Side planks, 2 sets of 8 - 12 reps/side
Adductor Foam roll, 30 sec/side
Side kick side bend, 1-2 sets of 12 reps

All drills should be performed pain-free. Regress or skip if discomfort persists.
Save this post to increase your sumo deadlift!

Want to work with Activex Physio to address the reason for your limited hip mobility? Link in the bio.
Ready to break PR’s for your lifts? We highly recommend Elevate Gym!

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A usable arch isn’t cosmetic, it shortens the range of motion and protects the shoulders. If you can’t hold the shape, l...
21/10/2025

A usable arch isn’t cosmetic, it shortens the range of motion and protects the shoulders. If you can’t hold the shape, look at where you’re losing it.

Common mobility/control deficits
Poor thoracic extension
Tight lats/pecs
Weak scapular retractors
Relying on the lumbar spine to arch

Give these drills a go to improve your arch:
- Loaded Thoracic Spine Extensions (Full exhale, inhale in extended position) - 20-30s, or until relaxed
- Bench Unrack Iso, 3 sets of 8 - 10s hold
Cue: “Top down” Arch setup (Cervical to thoracic, don’t try to arch the lumbar first)
- Paused wide grip lat pulldown (Thoracic extension paired with scap depression/retraction) 1-2 sets of 10 reps

All drills should be performed pain-free. Regress or skip if discomfort persists.
Share this with someone who needs a more stable setup.🏋️‍♂️

Want to work with Activex Physio to find what’s missing in your bench? Link in the bio.
Ready to break PR’s for your lifts? We highly recommend Elevate Gym!🔥

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Does your low bar squat feel uncomfortable or unstable (i.e. bar rolling on your back)? Most of the time, it is not a st...
17/10/2025

Does your low bar squat feel uncomfortable or unstable (i.e. bar rolling on your back)? Most of the time, it is not a strength issue but likely a mobility & positioning issue.🤨💪🏻

Common mobility deficits:
• Limited shoulder external rotation
• Tight pecs/lats muscles
• Limited thoracic extension

Try these drills:
Better Band Pull Apart, 2-3 sets of 8-10 breaths
Squat unrack isometrics, 5-8 sets of 5 - 10s hold
Weighted W stretch, 2 sets of 6 reps x 5s hold/rep
Barbell Lat Stretch, 2 sets of 3-5 reps x 10s hold/rep

All drills should be performed pain-free. Regress or skip if discomfort persists.
Save this for your next squat day!

Want to work with Activex Physio to improve your mobility? Link in the bio.
Ready to break PR’s for your lifts? We highly recommend Elevate Gym!

As demonstrated by: &

Return to Run 🏃🏻🏃🏻‍♀️(Mid to Late Stage) Try these running drills as demonstrated by our receptionists & former national...
29/09/2025

Return to Run 🏃🏻🏃🏻‍♀️(Mid to Late Stage)

Try these running drills as demonstrated by our receptionists & former national level athletes - Claire (400m Hurdler) & Cherry (former 800m) 🙌🏼✨

💥 A-Skip
Cues: Knees at 90 degrees, and land with the foot under the hips.
Why: Grooves front-side mechanics and cadence; reduces overstride and braking.

💥 B-Skip
Cues: Knees at 90 degrees, extend the legs and actively pull back. Land with the foot under COM.
Why: Trains hamstring to pull back, and positions foot under hips which limits braking forces.

💥Straight-Leg Shuffles
Cues: Keep the knees straight & ankles stiff. Land with the midfoot under the hips.
Why: Builds ankle stiffness and elastic recoil, and pre-activates the hamstring.

💥 Ankling
Cues: Small steps, heels “kiss” the ground then spring off.
Why: Conditions the Achilles-calf complex to spring off.

💥Switches
Cues: Rapid stance-to-swing leg exchanges. Focus on keeping the hips level and knees at 90 degrees.
Why: Locks in limb-exchange timing, hip coordination, and builds ankle stiffness.

💥Bounding
Cues: Think triple extension with each bound and focus on covering distance.
Why: Increases reactive strength and propulsive force which prepares for faster running loads.

Want to start rehab with us? Link in the bio 👆

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Singapore
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