Shoulder pain can be very disruptive, making even simple tasks challenging. Often, people donât realise just how much they rely on their shouldersâuntil pain strikes.
At Atlas Sports and Exercise Medicine, weâre passionate about helping you move well, stay active, and live strongerâat every stage of life.
Osteoporosis is a common condition that weakens bones and increases the risk of fractures, often without any obvious symptoms. The good news? With early assessment and the right approach, you can significantly reduce your risk.
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Who should be thinking about bone health?
Osteoporosis isnât just an issue for older adults. It can affect anyoneâespecially if you:
⢠Are over 50
⢠Have had fractures in the past
⢠Are post-menopausal
⢠Smoke
⢠Drink excessive amounts of alcohol
⢠Lead a sedentary lifestyle
⢠Are underweight or have a history of eating disorders
⢠Have certain medical conditions or take medications that affect bone density What can you do about it?
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Exercise is one of the most powerful tools we have to protect and strengthen bones. At Atlas, we take a proactive, personalised approach to bone health:
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Comprehensive bone health reviews, including calcium and vitamin D blood testing + FRAX scoring
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Tailored exercise plans, including resistance and weight-bearing training
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Nutritional guidance to support bone density
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DEXA scan referrals when clinically indicated
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Expert advice from clinicians who understand the demands of active lifestyles Why it matters?
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Strong bones arenât just about avoiding fracturesâtheyâre the foundation for staying independent, mobile, and injury-free as you age. Whether youâre an athlete, an active adult, or just getting started with exercise, weâll work with you to support lifelong strength and movement.
Book Your Bone Health Review Today
If youâre concerned about osteoporosis or just want to stay ahead of the game, our team is here to help.
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