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Greetings

 

Welcome to the April newsletter from River Heights Physiotherapy.

 

In this newsletter we’re talking about "getting up and going" with our Learn to Run clinic

LEARN TO RUN CLINIC

JOIN OUR LEARN TO RUN CLINIC

 

Goal run 5 km or 10 km

Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women

Sunday June 5th

Raising Money for womens' mood disorders.

Meeting every Tuesday evening starting May 10th until the goal run June 5th.

Learn all the basics about running and injury prevention from physiotherapists Amanda McLean, Mandy Connell, and Jessica Ness.

Cost of the clinic is $50 per participant.

Includes an information talk and 4 runs with the physiotherapists.

To register come to the clinic, email amanda@rhphysio.ca

 or call 204-987-9222

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LIVE WELL

What kind of injuries do dancers and gymnasts deal with?

Dance and gymnastics are wonderful ways to express beauty and emotion through movement. They both require lots of training and technique to get that perfect look of grace, but anyone can do it! Start by learning ways to protect your body while dancing. Read on to learn more!

BE INSPIRED

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Getting where you want to be usually doesn’t happen when you take the easy road. In fact, the hardest road is often the one that leads to the most success. Don’t be afraid to put in the hard work to achieve your dreams. It’ll be worth it in the end!

MOVE WELL

Understanding Whiplash Injuries

Whiplash injuries are common in car accidents, and they can be debilitating. When a person’s neck quickly moves from extension to flexion, whiplash occurs and can have lasting effects on the spine and muscles. To learn more about how whiplash works and how to treat it, read on.

EAT WELL

Spring has sprung, and it’s time to prepare for a family holiday meal. Look no further than these delicious dishes that incorporate traditional Easter flavours into healthy and satisfying plates. By ditching the crust in a quiche and combining a nutrient-packed grain with asparagus, these meals hit the mark for both clean and scrumptious.

 

Mushroom Barley and Roasted Asparagus Salad

From: foodnetwork.com

 

Asparagus is a potassium-rich vegetable that highlights the vibrancy of spring. By adding nutty barley and earthy mushrooms, the salad gets boosts of protein and healthy polysaccharides to leave you satisfied, but not overly stuffed.

 

Try this one out as your next side dish for a springtime brunch or dinner!

 

Cauliflower and Ham Crustless Quiche

From: foodnetwork.com

 

Quiche is a delicious dish that can feed an army on a budget. You won’t miss the crust in this one with tasty ham and folate-rich cauliflower.

 

Making this dish is as easy as (no crust) pie! Just mix it all up, put it in the oven, and get back to enjoying family time.

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River Heights Physiotherapy
528 Waterloo Street at Corydon
Winnipeg, MB R3N 0T1
Phone 1-204-987-9222

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