Drummond Articles

Ankle Dorsiflexion: The Missing Link in Movement Dysfunction, Performance and Pain

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article by Alex Drummond MSCP, ACSPM – Clinical Director Drummond Education

When people think about movement problems, they often focus on the site of pain. Knee pain must mean a knee problem. Back pain must come […]

Postural Dysfunction

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There are many reasons postural dysfunction can occur as well as distortion in the muscle slings although we are increasingly seeing the dysfunction caused by poor movement patters at a young age due to sedentary […]

To Regulate or Not to Regulate That is the Question?

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Article by Gill Cummings-Bell BA (Hon’s) M.Sc. MBA. PGCE. AMCSP.

Many of you will know me from my long-standing career in the fitness, health and wellness sector.  For those of you who don’t know me I […]

Including Pelvic Floor Kegel Exercises in your Pilates Mat Exercises.

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Article by Gill Cummings-Bell. BA (Hon’s). MSc. MBA. PGCE. AMSCP

Many Pilates instructors believe that the method can produce significant improvement in the resistance of pelvic floor muscles, but it is known that about 49% of […]

Defining Pilates! What bang do you get for your buck?

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Article by Gill Cummings-Bell BA (Hon’s). M.Sc. MBA. PGCE. ACSP. (Written with HI no AI present)

I state this for clarity purposes only; there are no agreed definitions of Pilates accepted by all schools of Pilates […]

The Case for Strength Training for Women

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Over the past 3 decades there has been a dramatic increase in the number of women participating in sports and exercises activities that require strength training.  Females at any age will benefit from a well […]

How Different Body Shapes and Sizes Affect Reformer Use for Your Participants

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Article by Alex Drummond B.Sc (Hon’s) MCSP & Gill Cummings-Bell BA (Hon’s) M.Sc. PGCE. MBA. ACSP.

As a Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist and Clinical Exercise Physiologist it is generally easy to just look at the function […]

Is Health a Choice? Do you keep it NEAT?

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Article by Gill Cummings-Bell BA (Hon’s) M.Sc. MBA. PGCE. MIfL

After 35 years in the health industry I have begun to question what it takes to make the choice to change your lifestyle and choose a healthier […]

Back to Basics – Running & Back Pain

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Article by the Drummond Team 

Back to Basics

As we enter Autumn/Winter, have all the spring/summer marathons, park runs or just fun fitness events – or increase in training for the summer events – left you with […]

Fun Pilates Traditional Intervals with Jump Board

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Looking for a little inspiration for your reformer class this week. Try this intervals session with jump board. Complete the prep phase, then complete interval and then the rest interval, complete interval 2 and then […]