These experiences have given us a unique understanding of the challenges professional athletes face; a knowledge that we can apply to everyday life.
Press Queries #
If you have a press query, we are more than happy to help. Our experts are available to provide advice or comment on a range of health, medicine and sport related topics.
Some common areas of interest are:
- Current high profile sporting injuries
- Health & Well-being at work
- Exercise as medicine / importance of exercise for health & chronic diseases
- Training tips / injury advice / injury management
- Event preparation & recovery
We have experts in all of the following areas:
- Sports Doctors
- Physiotherapy, Osteopathy & Chiropractic
- Massage Therapy
- Podiatry
- Strength & Conditioning
- Diet & Nutrition
- Pilates
- Cycling & Bike Fitting
- Tendon Specialist
For all enquiries, please contact Emily Rogers.
Examples of Our Work #
Here are some recent examples of articles and blog posts written by our specialists. These are just to provide you with a guide; we can of course advise on a wide and varied number of topics.
The Hydration Debate — How Much Water Do You Really Need?
Nutritionist Marc Bubbs explores whether there is a danger to drinking too much water and if it is better for you to drink when you’re thirsty, rather than aiming for a daily quota.
Three of the Most Common Injuries in Tennis Players
Sport, Exercise & Musculoskeletal Medicine Consultant, Dr Mike Burdon explores the top three injuries in Tennis and how to manage them effectively.
Cuff is Key: Why Shoulder Rehab Needs Consistency
As 70% of people experience shoulder pain at some point in their life it is easy to see why it is one of the most common complaints we see. Find out all about this area of the body, how it can be treated and the key to successful rehab.
Behavioural Change towards Exercise
We have all heard of the benefits of exercise (fat loss, improved mental health, reduced co-morbidities, improved wellbeing) but while some may find it easy, why is it usually challenging to make meaningful and lasting change towards exercises goals?