OwnRange

Research

Evidence-based articles on mobility, occupational health, and movement science — written by the OwnRange team with Igor Osipov and Steve Aylward.

ACL Injury Prevention for Female Athletes

Why female athletes face higher ACL risk and how targeted neuromuscular training improves knee stability and reduces severe injuries.

Nordic Hamstring Curl for Sprint Injury Prevention

How the Nordic hamstring exercise builds eccentric strength and longer fascicles to reduce high-speed hamstring strain risk.

FIFA 11+ Neuromuscular Warm-Up Benefits

Why traditional warm-ups fail and how the FIFA 11+ programme can significantly reduce injury risk in football.

Micro-Breaks for Sedentary Office Pain

How structured micro-breaks and active office design reduce sedentary strain better than static ergonomic fixes alone.

Stress and Back Pain Beyond Ergonomics

Ergonomics alone is rarely enough to prevent workplace back pain. Discover the role of psychosocial stress and why a whole-person approach matters.

Flexible Work to Reduce Burnout

Discover how employee-oriented flexible work arrangements combat burnout, reduce absenteeism, and drastically improve psychological and physical health.

Tailored Wellness for Desk and Manual Workers

Why generic corporate wellness fails and how role-specific occupational health programmes improve outcomes for desk and manual teams.

Load Management to Prevent Sports Injuries

How acute-to-chronic workload balance, neuromuscular training, and recovery planning reduce soft-tissue injury risk.

Corporate Wellness ROI: Evidence vs Hype

Discover the true ROI of corporate wellness programmes. We analyse the latest scientific evidence to separate hype from reality for your modern workforce.

Evidence-Based Workplace Wellness and Ergonomics

An evidence-grounded look at workplace wellness and ergonomics: what shifts behaviour, what improves outcomes, and how to invest without ROI illusions.

Youth Football Injury Prevention for Growing Bodies

How growth spurts raise injury risk in youth football and which evidence-based training strategies protect developing athletes.