09/12/2021
Look what just arrived!!
Thanks for making this for me…it is stunning!!
Pro level physio for all
09/12/2021
Look what just arrived!!
Thanks for making this for me…it is stunning!!
06/12/2021
On the Blog Today - Understanding Chronic Injuries in Cycling
https://summitcyclecoaching.co.uk/blog/understanding-pain-in-chronic-cycling-injuries/
07/06/2021
Read all about becoming National Champions here: http://summitcyclecoaching.co.uk/blog/british-national-para-cycling-championships/
16/03/2020
New on the Blog
How Does the Foot and Lower Limb Dissipate Impact Force at Heel Strike?
http://physioblogger.com/how-do-the-foot-and-lower-limb-dissipate-impact-energy-at-heel-strike/
How do the Foot and Lower Limb Dissipate Impact Energy at Heel Strike? - the Foot and Lower Limb Dissipate Impact Energy at Heel Strike? my first task on my latest MSc. module 'Origins and Principles of Biomechanics.
03/03/2020
Foot Mechanics - Part 3: The Back Foot - So far in this series we have looked at an overview of motions in the STJ, TCJ and MTJ. We also had a more detailed look at the Front Foot Mechanics in Gait. Part 3 will look in more detail at what is going on to create the back foot motions. First thing to note is the …
03/02/2020
Foot Mechanics in Gait - Part 2: The Front Foot - Foot Mechanics in Gait - The Front Foot... I wanted to get a bit more in depth on the joint motions in the front foot load of the gait cycle
27/01/2020
Foot Geek Post on the Blog:
'Foot Mechanics in Gait'
http://physioblogger.com/foot-mechanics-in-gait/
21/01/2020
What is Compensated Movement? - a question of what is compensated movement...one I've wrestled with many times. On the face of it, fairly simple...However, it really gets me thinking!
20/01/2020
New Post on the Blog:
What is Compensated Movement?
What is Compensated Movement? - a question of what is compensated movement...one I've wrestled with many times. On the face of it, fairly simple...However, it really gets me thinking!
13/01/2020
Damage Vs Pain/Sensitivity - a balance to be found with patients...understanding pain vs damage equation...Some patients need more of one, but in my experience there's a mix a both.