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Author: Droughan Costello

Droughan “Dru” Costello has been involved in team and individual sports as a competitor, coach and mentor his whole life. While running with a track and field club as a teenager he was introduced to Registered Massage Therapy as a way of treating his running injuries and providing relaxation techniques for improved mental focus. Subsequently, Dru has consistently sought it out as a form of preventative health care to treat soft tissue injuries and to provide overall wellness.
Feb

Persons With Chronic Hip Joint Pain Exhibit Reduced Hip Muscle Strength

This study was conceived based on the assumption that people with Chronic Hip Joint Pain(CHJP) were weaker in hip external rotators and abductors than a group with no hip joint pain. Qualifying participants were 18 to 40 years old with three months of hip pain and responded positively to testing that recreated their pain. What […]

Jan

DUHC and Mayfair Lakeshore RMT services

In case you’re unable to get in to see me at my Richmond West location here are two other clinics I can see you at with schedule below: Dundas University Health Clinic provides massage, physiotherapy, chiropractic and naturopathy all covered under your health insurance plan. Schedule: Monday’s 12pm-6pm Tuesday’s 9am-6pm Thursday’s 9am-6pm Mayfair Toronto Lakeshore […]

Sep

Flexion and Extension for shoulder strengthening

Actions of the shoulder and muscles involved. Flexion: anterior deltoid, pec major, biceps brachii, coracobrachialis + With your arm straight starting from behind your hips, create movement at your shoulder joint and raise to your shoulder level. + Empty handed, with weight, theraband or a cable machine(with the resistance behind your body slightly lower than […]

Sep

A run down of the bones of the shoulder and arm

Here’s a run down on the bones of the shoulder and arm for you…☺☺ The clavicle(collar bone) articulates laterally with the acromion(the nub poking forward from your shoulder blade/scapula)of the scapula and medially with the sternum(middle of your chest). Ironically it is one of the first bones to start hardening in the human fetus, the […]