Highlights include: Heel Pain: The 10 Minute Assessment; Plantar Fasciitis: A Pain in the Heel; Patient Information Leaflet: Chronic Plantar Heel Pain; Combined Movement Theory for Massage Therapists; The 10 Most Discussed Pieces of Research in Sports Medicine and Manual Therapy.

Highlights include: Low Back Pain Assessment: The 10 Minute Consultation; LBP During Pregnancy: Physiological v Pathological Back Pain; 5 Evidence-Based Strategies for Reducing Injury Rates in Professional Football; 10 Website Home Page Essentials for Winning New Clients; Role of Vision in Rehab.

Highlights include: A series of articles on biotensegrity; Reducing injury rates in professional football using surveillance and screening; Proximal biceps tendon rupture of the hamstring: A case study of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation approach; Business Development for Physical Therapists.

Highlights include: Preventing and managing anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury (with patent leaflets); Supporting your athletes to thrive under pressure by tipping the psychological balance; FAI mechanisms, diagnosis and treatment options using Postural Restoration Part 3

Highlights include: Novel bedside tests to explore bodily perception in pain and rehabilitation; Conservative management of ITB syndrome: a clinical reasoning journey and a narrative review; Muscle energy technique for joint mobilisation; Plus our regular research reviews and journal watches.

Highlights include: The hidden influence of metaphor within rehabilitation; Identifying the primary driver of symptoms in patellofemoral pain: a possible method of patient subgrouping to guide tailored interventions; Proximal muscle rehabilitation for patellofemoral pain.

Highlights include: Shock-wave therapies for sports injuries; Femoroacetabular impingement: mechanisms, diagnosis and treatment options using Postural Restoration Part 2; Research into Practice: Complex regional pain syndrome: what have we learned?

Highlights include: Biotensegrity Part 3: Levers and Pendulums in Human Anatomy Are So Yesterday; Stretch characteristics of Kinesiology tape: a practical application; Swedish massage in a sporting context: part 2; Physical therapy services at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Highlights include: Is a comprehensive exercise programme more effective than advice for chronic WAD?; Femoroacetabular impingement: mechanisms, diagnosis and treatment options using Postural Restoration®: part 1; Diagnosing Achilles tendinopathy: a ‘how to’ guide.

Highlights include: Human dissection: What can we learn as therapists from the dissection experience?; A review of the impact of kinesiology tape on fascial chains and flexibility; Dry needling; Swedish massage in a sporting context: part 1; Professional standards in massage.

Highlights include: Vitamin D in sport and exercise medicine: a practical review; The challenges of youth: psychosocial response to injury and rehabilitation in youth athletes; Practical model for managing tennis elbow; Managing Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome.

Highlights include: Have we lost the opportunity to create a reputable brand?; Why massage research is flawed; The continuing research for the use of kinesiotape: an update; Yoga as therapy; Biotensegrity Part 2: The Role of the Fascia in the Science of Body Architecture; Journal Watch.

Highlights include: Meniscal injury: A review of function, presentation and assessment tools; Hamstring Injuries in Football Part 2: Prevention; Is there a correlation between knee valgus angle during a land-based single-leg squat and a water-based vertical jump in water polo athletes; T4 syndrome.

Highlights include: Myofascial techniques for hip mobility; Improve squat patterning with fascial stretch therapy™ - Part 2; Shoulder impingement for manual therapists; Biotensegrity Part 1: An Introduction to Biotensegrity and its Importance to Massage Therapists; Massage Therapy Journal Watch.

Highlights include: Adolescent Patellofemoral Pain: Treatment and Management; Management of tendinopathies with ultrasound tissue characterisation (UTC); Reaching out for a helping hand: The role of social support in sports injury rehabilitation; Reconstruction of a pilot’s ACL.

Highlights include: Treating persistent musculoskeletal pain: Reclaiming a holistic framework for massage and manual therapy; Fibromyalgia: The myofascial trigger point connection; Kinesiology taping; Improve squat patterning with fascial stretch therapy™ - Part 1.

Highlights include: Does specificity of manipulation matter in the treatment of chronic low back pain (LBP);Who is at risk for falling and what can we do about it?; Sports triage medical screening and physical therapy management; It's all in the mind: Psychosocial interventions to improve recovery.

Highlights include: Functional fascial taping® research; Playing hurt: an ethical issue in sports medicine?; How to read a research paper; Function, form and fascia. What lies beneath?; Massage Therapy Journal Watch.

Highlights include: Physical therapy may assist in recovery from depression in injured workers; Don’t ignore the importance of the therapeutic alliance; Risk, response and recovery: Psychology of sports injury; Hamstring Injuries in Football Part 1: Assessment, Diagnosis and Prognosis.

Highlights include: Functional fascial taping: Does it have an effect on those with LBP?; Taping to Treat Patellofemoral Pain: Does the Science Support the Hype; A new anatomy for the 21st century; Myofascial taping: controlling the myofascial tension.

Highlights include: Sprint-Related Hamstring Injuries: The Current State of Play; Claudication and fear of movement/ (re)injury & activity avoidance; Should a prescriptive clinical prediction rule drive our decision making process in patients with low back pain?

Highlights include: The role of strength and conditioning in training programmes for young athletes; The immediate effects of self myofascial release (SMR) on female footballers - a case study; The minefield of achilles tendinopathy management: a case study part 1&2; Massage Therapy Journal Watch.

Highlights include: Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: What can be Predicted?; Its time to redefine sleep: applied SWR techniques developed for elite Olympic athletes; Physiotherapy and pilates for the dressage rider; The brain, movement and pain: part 1.

Highlights include: Critique of fascial release; Going with the flow: the use of aquatic therapy in sports injury rehabilitation; Maximising your gluteus - part 2; Music: Harmony with sport?; The evidence for the use of kinesiotape: An update; Massage Therapy Journal Watch.