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Muscle aches are part of the game, but here’s when to take them seriously.

Experiencing pain just below your kneecap? Learn about patellar tendinitis, what causes it, who’s at risk, and why early treatment is key to staying active.

With the World Aquatics Championships 2025 making waves in Singapore this July and August, many competitive and recreational swimmers are stepping up their training.

For active individuals, this common foot condition can quietly interfere with movement and increase the risk of sports-related injuries.

A guide to protecting your knees, shoulders, and ankles, with support from the orthopaedic team at TOPS.

When most people think of tennis elbow, they picture pain during racquet sports or heavy lifting.

Whether you’re sprinting down the football field, clocking miles in your running shoes, or hopping off your spin bike after cycling training, your feet do more than you give them credit for.

Most riders, whether seasoned or new, are quick to dust themselves off and carry on. But sometimes, what seems like a minor spill can leave behind more than just a bruised ego.

Cycling is a great way to stay fit, reduce stress, and enjoy the outdoors (or even the gym).

Rugby is a contact sport. That’s no secret. But when you add in high-speed sprints, quick pivots, and full-body tackles, the chances of getting hurt go up.