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.
Tennis Elbow: Advice for Non-Tennis Players
The last 6 months have been challenging. The lifestyle changes which we adapted to will have had an effect on us all; changes in usual activities are commonly reported with new symptoms of tennis elbow. We explore this in our new blog.
Tennis Elbow: Advice for Players
Whether you’ve been playing for years, or recently discovered tennis as your chosen form of exercise during lockdown, you’ve likely come across some of the aches and niggles that come with the sport. In this blog we focus on one of the most common: Tennis Elbow.
Is Your Road Bike Causing Upper Limb Pain?
In this blog we highlight the usual suspects of neck, shoulder, elbow and wrist pain, exclusively in terms of road bike setup. Discover the common signs to look for and Expert-recommended changes you can make order to resolve them.
Blood Flow Restriction and Me: What is BFRT and How Can it Help?
Blood flow restriction training is a rehabilitation tool that when used correctly, can have a huge influence on maintaining muscle size and strength following an injury or a prolonged period of inactivity.