by Donna James | Sep 23, 2024 | exercise, Hip pain, Knee pain, Neck pain, Preventing Injuries, sports, Sports massage
Sports Massage: Unlocking Peak Performance and Recovery Sports massage is proven to be incredibly effective with helping athletes searching for ways to gain an edge. While many may see it as a luxury, sports massage is a vital tool that can enhance performance,...
by Donna James | May 25, 2023 | children, exercise, general health, Knee pain, osteopathy, Preventing Injuries, sports
Is your child or adolescent a sports enthusiast who enjoys playing football, rugby, hockey, cricket, and a host of other sports? Although participation is always great fun and a perfect way to stay fit, there can be likely side-effects especially as your child grows. ...
by Donna James | Jan 18, 2022 | exercise, general health, sports
Written by Georgie Nesbitt Losing weight for your health: Clients often ask our osteopaths about weight loss – either as part of their recovery process from injury or because it is something they are keen to peruse in order to have a better quality of life. There is...
by Donna James | Aug 3, 2021 | exercise, general health, Joint Pain, sports
Written by Georgie Nesbitt How can I keep doing the things I love without the side effects? What is tennis elbow? Tennis elbow, clinically known as lateral epicondylitis, is the name given to the inflammation in the elbow caused by repetitive use of the muscles....
by Donna James | May 25, 2021 | back pain, exercise, general health, Joint Pain, Knee pain, Neck pain, osteopathy, posture, Preventing Injuries, sports
Written by Georgie Nesbitt Cyclists and Osteopathy Osteopathy can help you return to cycling pain-free As the weather becomes nicer and the summer nears, there will be a certain group of people who will be excited to get back onto the roads and enjoy doing what they...
by Donna James | Dec 18, 2020 | exercise, general health, osteopathy, posture, sports
DOMS (post-workout soreness) and how we can help! What is DOMS? DOMS, delayed onset muscle soreness is the muscle pain or tenderness that begins after you have worked out. The soreness usually begins 24-48 hours after training, peaking at around the 48-hour mark. DOMS...
