Our Techniques

  • Physiotherapist stretching a client's arm on a treatment table in a gym setting.

    Active Release Technique

    Muscle release techniques that involves shortening and lengthening the muscle under pressure to break up scar tissue and muscle tightness.

  • Chiropractor performing an adjustment on a woman lying on her side in a clinic setting.

    Joint Manipulation

    Specific joint mobilisation increasing movement and restoring function to specific segments. Aiding in pain relief, normalising nerves, joints and muscle spasms.

  • Person receiving acupuncture on thigh with multiple needles inserted, close-up view.

    Musculoskeletal Dry Needling

    Used to break up muscle, ligament and fascial tension and increase blood flow to increase the body’s natural healing process.

  • A person in a green shirt with "@grit_programming" printed on the back is exercising with resistance bands. A female trainer in a black shirt is assisting and smiling.

    Injury Rehabilitation

    Injury specific exercises to strengthen muscle and restore correct biomechanics.

  • Physiotherapist applying kinesiology tape to a man's shoulder.

    Kinesio Tape

    Taping technique which increases healing, stability and proprioception.

  • Physical therapist assisting a woman exercising with a stability ball indoors.

    Functional Movement Systems (FMS)

    A pre-participation screening tool designed to identify compensatory movement patterns.

  • A woman performing a squat with a barbell on a squat rack, being observed by a trainer, in a gym setting.

    Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)

    A series of 7 full body movements to diagnose and assess fundamental movements.

  • Person receiving muscle therapy with a massage tool on their thigh.

    Fascial Abrasion Technique (FAT)

    A tool that is used to restore fascia allowing for correction in movement.

  • Cupping therapy on a person's back with suction cups

    Myofascial Cupping

    Fascial stretch technique which also promotes local blood flow for injury restoration and prevention.