Back Care Advice

Back Care Advice

The Back Pain Show

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The Back Pain Show takes place from 24th Febuary 2011 until 25th Febuary 2011 at Olympia London.

The Back Pain Show offers thousands of products, therapies and services for you to try and buy, with free seminars giving you access to the most eminent specialists in the field. You can get advise from top consultants and have the opportunity to participate in free classes such as Pilates, Yoga, Alexander Technique and many more. There will also be a variety of treatments such as Indian Head Massage, Oxygen Therapy and K I Energy 

Why Visit?

I suffer from back pain
  • Thousands of products, therapies and services for you to try and buy
  • Free seminars giving you access to the most eminent specialists in the field
  • 'Ask the Expert' advice from top consultants
  • The opportunity to participate in free classes such as Pilates, Yoga, Alexander Technique and many more
  • A wide variety of treatments such as Indian Head massage, oxygen therapy and Ki energy
     
I help sufferers of back pain
  • Free seminars giving you access to the most eminent specialists in the field
  • 'Ask the Expert' advice from top consultants
  • CDP Programme - a stunning two half-day stream of phenomenal musculoskeletal CPD masterclasses
  • Clinic Expo 2012 - Free entrance into the co-located show dedicated to healthcare professionals


When & Where

Dates:
  • Friday 24 February 2012
  • Saturday 25 February 2012
     
The Opening Times (both days):

10:00 - 17:00 (10.00am to 5.00pm)

The Location:

Olympia 2
Hammersmith Road
London
W14 8UX.

The Back Pain Show
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Top Tips on Posture

A good posture can greatly improve and prevent back problems.  Follow these simple rules.

How To Stand:
  • Don't round your back - imagine you are being lifted by a string fixed to the top of your head.
  • Avoid hunching your shoulders and tensing your neck when stressed.
  • Wear comfortable, low heeled shoes - high heels put more pressure on the back.
 How To Sit:
  • Use an upright chair that supports your lower back.
  • Support the small of your back with a small cushion.
  • Stand up and stretch every 20 to 30 minutes.
  • How To Lift:
  • Always look for alternatives to lifting - can you push or pull?
  • Lift only what you can handle and get help if you need it.
  • Bend your knees and keep your back straight and your feet apert when lifting.
  • Bend your knees and not your back when putting a load down.