A common Summer related injury – shoulder/neck pain! During these Summer months, you might have found yourself partaking in more outdoor activities than you’re used to, such as playing ball games (cricket or rounders) on the … Read More
Physio/Sports Therapy MOT’s and Sports Massage Taster Sessions at Rowlands Castle Village Fair On Saturday 6th July 2019 we spent another glorious day in the sunshine at the Rowlands Castle Village Fair. This is a great … Read More
It might be your Sacroiliac Joint (SIJ)! The sacroiliac joint transmits load from your legs to your lower back via your bony pelvis where ideally most of the force is absorbed. During horse riding the movement … Read More
Why strength training is important for sailors With our clinics based on the south coast, we often see patients form the local sailing communities. I was lucky enough to be a Physio at the London 2012 Olympics … Read More
Ankle / ATFL Sprain 1 in 7 rugby injuries are ankle sprains. We also see a lot of netball players and runners who go over on their ankles too. Anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL) sprain is an … Read More
Pain at the front of my knee when cycling In a study of 116 professional cyclists it was found that 94 per cent experienced some sort of overuse injury over the period of a year, and … Read More
Back pain and golf Research studies have found that lower back pain (LBP) from golf account for between 18% and 54% of all documented ailments, so it is regarded as the most common golf injury. (Lindsay, … Read More
Rotator Cuff Impingement Today we will be offering some advice, exercises and stretches which are good for those suffering with rotator cuff impingement (shoulder pain). Have you been in the gym recently lifting weights with friends … Read More
Warm up – should I stretch or not? To round up our running blog series we will be covering how to warm up for running and other sports too. In this series of blogs we have … Read More
How to treat an acute calf strain We see a lot of people with calf strains in our clinics; runners, ramblers, football, rugby and tennis players, skiers, those with physical jobs plus many more suffer from … Read More