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What Is Hybrid Rehab Physiotherapy? A Modern Approach for Active Calgarians
For years, physiotherapy has looked the same: weekly appointments, hands-on treatment, a sheet of exercises, and a “see you in a week.” The problem is that most people don’t progress the way they want because life gets busy, symptoms fluctuate, and the real work of rehab happens between appointments—not just in the clinic. Hybrid rehabilitation is a modern approach designed for active adults who want better results, more support, and a flexible way to stay consistent. Hybrid
Matt Flemmer
2 days ago2 min read


Training for Longevity — How to Prevent Injuries and Stay Active for Life
Staying active shouldn’t feel like you’re constantly bouncing between flare-ups, rest periods, and starting over. Injury prevention and longevity come from training with intention, not from chasing random workouts or relying on quick fixes. At 403 Physio, we help active adults in Calgary understand that long-term health is built from consistent training that matches your goals, your values, and the realities of your life. The body adapts extremely well when the training dose
Matt Flemmer
May 142 min read


The Active Shoulder — Strength, Power, and Stability for Real-World Demands
The shoulder is one of the most capable joints in the body — but also one of the most commonly misunderstood. Many people think they need endless band exercises or stretching routines to “fix” their shoulder. In reality, strong and resilient shoulders come from a mix of strength, mobility, and power. Whether you’re a volleyball athlete, a lifter, a rec-league hockey player, or someone who just wants pain-free overhead movement, your shoulders need more than basic warm-ups. Th
Matt Flemmer
May 141 min read


What Really Causes Injuries — The Truth Behind Pain, Load, and the Nervous System
There are a lot of myths about what causes injuries: “You didn’t warm up enough.” “You have bad posture.” “You should stretch more.” “You lifted with bad form.” These explanations sound neat and tidy, but they don’t match what we know from research or from real-world rehab. The truth is that most injuries come from load management , not tiny mechanical faults. In simple terms: too much, too soon, for too long. Your body is capable, adaptable, and resilient. But when training
Matt Flemmer
May 142 min read
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