Insights from Wil Seto of INSYNC Physio When we hear “shooting shoulder pain,” it might conjure up dramatic images—but for many active individuals, especially those new to sports like boxing, it’s a frustrating and mysterious reality. In a recent interview, Mark Bossert sat down with Wil Seto, Sports Physiotherapist and Owner of INSYNC Physio, to…
Most of us have heard of carpal tunnel, but what is it? First, let’s define our terms. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, usually referred to as simply carpal tunnel, is one of the most common “entrapment neuropathies”–a condition in which a nerve is squeezed or compressed. In the case of carpal tunnel syndrome, the median nerve, a…
What Is Sciatica? Sciatica is a broad term used to describe pain associated with the sciatic nerve. The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in our bodies, running from the lower back, through the pelvis, down the hamstring and into the calves. Rather than a specific injury with clear cause and effect, sciatica refers to…
Since its debut in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, indoor rock climbing has become a massively popular choice for individuals seeking a fun and challenging physical activity–and it’s not hard to understand why! Pushing your limits in rock climbing, whether it’s climbing with ropes or bouldering, can challenge you physically, mentally, and emotionally. At INSYNC PHYSIO…
“If we are just treating the symptom, we are just putting on a band-aid.” Movement pattern or muscle retraining exists at the core of physiotherapy. What brings someone into the clinic, be it injury, pain, or muscle tightness, is often a result of some sort of movement dysfunction. The goal of physiotherapy is to restore…
“People who set goals win once. People who set systems, win repeatedly.” – James Clare From a common ankle sprain to post-surgery recovery, one of the most common questions we are asked is: how soon after my injury should I seek out physiotherapy rehab? To answer this question, it is good to distinguish the difference…
