‘It hurts!’ Strictly’s Karen Hauer shares pics of painful physio to heal ‘aching muscles’
Karen Hauer took to Instagram today to share some snaps of her demanding physiotherapy session with her 281,000 followers. The Strictly Come Dancing star, 40, admitted that she was “hurting” but explained that the physio was needed in order to reduce her muscle ache as she features in the hit dance programme’s live shows across the country.
Karen shared some pictures of herself on the physiotherapy table, as parts of her body were moved around and manipulated to improve her aches and pains.
One snap showed her receiving a form of acupuncture beside fellow Strictly dancer Luba Mushtuk, as physiotherapist Doug Jones could be seen smiling in the background.
The last photo showed an exhausted Karen looking close to tears as she closed her eyes and put her head on the pillow.
Under the snaps she wrote: “Yesterday’s day off = Physio.
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“Good afternoon. Yes, I’m still in bed,” she began. “I’m trying to take advantage of staying in bed for as long as possible and not move.
“By the way, if anyone finds my spine in Nottingham, could you please send it to me? FedEx it,” she joked.
“You know what, my body’s feeling ok and I had physio yesterday. We had our day off, which was nice.
“But yeah, it’s been gruelling and I think that the only part of my body that’s feeling ok right now is my knee,” she said with a laugh.
“It’s the only thing that’s feeling great, because everything else is falling apart!
“But you know what? We have our last week of shows. I’m looking forward to it.
“I’m feeling very positive and excited to be here in Leeds, Blackpool, Scotland and then finally home to my man and my doggies – I can’t wait,” she concluded, before signing off the message.
Last year, Karen suffered a knee injury that forced her to miss out on the Strictly final, but has since made a huge recovery.
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