17
Jul
Lateral ankle sprain
INJURY TITLE Lateral ankle sprain INJURY OVERVIEW Very common injury in all sports and all walks of life. Can…
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17
Jul
Medial ankle sprain
INJURY TITLE Medial ankle sprain (on the inside of the ankle) INJURY OVERVIEW Less common than the lateral ankle sprain…
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17
Jul
Mortons Neuroma
INJURY TITLE Mortons neuroma GENERAL INFORMATION A Morton’s neuroma is a condition that usually results in pain arising…
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17
Jul
Golfers Elbow (Flexor/Pronator Tendonopathy)
Golfers Elbow (Flexor/Pronator Tendonopathy) INJURY OVERVIEW Not as common as Tennis Elbow, but is seen in golfers and also any other…
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17
Jul
Plantar Fasciitis
INJURY TITLE Plantar Fasciitis INJURY OVERVIEW A very common overuse injury to the connective tissue on the sole of the…
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17
Jul
Ankle fracture
INJURY TITLE Ankle fracture ‘Potts fracture’ GENERAL INFORMATION A fracture affecting one or both of the bones on…
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17
Jul
Stress Fracture Fibula
INJURY TITLE Stress Fracture Fibula INJURY OVERVIEW Fracture to the smaller of the two bones in the lower part of your leg…
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17
Jul
Inflammatory Shin Pain ‘Shin Splints’ ‘Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome’
INJURY TITLE Inflammatory Shin Pain ‘Shin Splints’ ‘Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome’ INJURY OVERVIEW An encompassing term that describes shin pain on the…
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17
Jul
Nerve Entrapment (lateral)
Nerve Entrapment (lateral) INJURY OVERVIEW Often confused with Tennis Elbow, lateral nerve entrapment (radial nerve) can have very similar symptoms especially in the…
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17
Jul
Radial Head Fracture
INJURY TITLE Radial Head Fracture INJURY OVERVIEW A fracture to bone on the outside of the elbow where it connects to your forearm. …
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17
Jul
Elbow Dislocation (posterior)
INJURY TITLE Elbow Dislocation (posterior) INJURY OVERVIEW Very serious injury for an elbow to sustain. Usually occurring following a fall from a height. There is…
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17
Jul
Rotator cuff tears
INJURY TITLE Rotator cuff tears INJURY OVERVIEW Exactly as is sounds. It is tearing of a portion of the rotator cuff away from…
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17
Jul
Retrocalcaneal bursitis
INJURY TITLE Retrocalcaneal bursitis INJURY OVERVIEW Inflammation of the fluid sack (bursa) that lies between the Achilles tendon and your…
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17
Jul
Sinus Tarsi
INJURY TITLE Sinus Tarsi INJURY OVERVIEW An injury to a small joint in the ankle. It usually arises from over use of the…
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17
Jul
Navicular Stress Fracture
INJURY TITLE Navicular Stress Fracture GENERAL INFORMATION The navicular is a large bone in the middle of…
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17
Jul
Radial Nerve Irritation
Radial Nerve Irritation GENERAL INFORMATION Often confused with Tennis Elbow, lateral nerve entrapment (radial nerve) can have very similar symptoms especially in…
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17
Jul
Tennis Elbow Treatment Putney
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epiconylitis) INJURY OVERVIEW Tennis elbow is a common injury affecting people who do and don’t play tennis. It is characterised…
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17
Jul
Costocondritis
INJURY TITLE Costocondritis GeENERAL INFORMATION Costochondritis is a common form of inflammation of the cartilage where ribs attach…
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17
Jul
Trigger finger/thumb
INJURY TITLE Trigger finger/thumb INJURY OVERVIEW A common condition that effects the tendons responsible for bending your fingers and thumbs. …
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17
Jul
Cervical Disc Prolapse
INJURY TITLE Cervical Disc Prolapse ‘slipped disc in the neck’ INJURY OVERVIEW Commonly called a ‘slipped disc’ no actual slipping of the disc…
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17
Jul
Postural Neck Pain
INJURY TITLE Postural Neck Pain INJURY OVERVIEW Common among anyone who adopts poor postures over a prolonged period(desk based…
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17
Jul
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
INJURY TITLE Thoracic Outlet Syndrome INJURY OVERVIEW This term refers to a number of conditions that can result from compression…
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17
Jul
Acute Toticolis
INJURY TITLE Acute toticolis ‘wry neck’ INJURY OVERVIEW An acute onset of neck pain, commonly experienced after a sudden and…
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17
Jul
DVT or deep vein thrombosis
INJURY TITLE DVT or deep vein thrombosis GENERAL INFORMATION The development of a blood clot in the deep veins in…
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17
Jul
Lower Limb Compartment Syndrome
INJURY TITLE Lower Limb Compartment syndrome INJURY OVERVIEW Compartment syndrome is the compression of nerves, blood vessels, and muscles inside…
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17
Jul
Stress Fracture Tibia
INJURY TITLE Stress Fracture Tibia INJURY OVERVIEW An incomplete crack in the bone at the front of your shin. Usually from excessive completion…
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17
Jul
Calf Strain
INJURY TITLE Calf strain / tear INJURY OVERVIEW Injury to the muscles on the back of the lower leg. There are 2…
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17
Jul
Sacro Iliac Joint
INJURY TITLE Sacro Iliac Joint ‘SIJ’ INJURY OVERVIEW This is a joint between the lower back and pelvis (between your…
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17
Jul
Coccydynia
INJURY TITLE Coccydynia INJURY OVERVIEW Coccydynia is pain in the tailbone. It usually occurs following a trauma (falling on your bottom)…
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17
Jul
Inguinal Hernia
INJURY TITLE Inguinal Hernia INJURY OVERVIEW This is a protrusion of the contents of the abdomen (stomach) through the inguinal canal.…
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23
May
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20
Apr
” Personal training is not just for the Young. Each session is planned to push me and I always feel better”
I broke my ankle when I was 68. That brought me into contact with Mark
who helped as a Physio. He introduced me to Daniel.
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26
Mar
“Physio4Life Boot Camp gets a strong recommendation from me”
I have just completed my Boot Camp and would like to share my success. Overall I have lost over 17lbs of fat over the 10 week period reducing…
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23
Mar
“My beer belly is gone, and I’m now going to have to go shopping for some new trousers!!”
I went to Physio4Life in January for a 10 week session to try and get myself in shape (read that as remove the sizeable beer belly), and also…
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7
Mar
Dominic Londesborough @ Fitness4London – Professional Endoursement
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Physio4Life to my clients Dominic Londesborough – Fitness4London
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6
Mar
Fiona Ford
I have benefitted greatly from regular sports massage over the years from expert therapists at Physo4Life to facilitate recovery and quality in my sessions through each training phase.…
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2
Mar
“orthotics sorted out my knee pain and enhanced my performance”
I came to Physio4Life with constant knee pain and after thorough tests, Mark Saunders advised that I have flat feet and prescribed two pairs of orthotics, which sorted…
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15
Feb
Cure Back Pain
Back pain (also known “dorsalgia”) is pain felt in the back that usually originates from the muscles, nerves, bones, joints or other structures in the spine. The pain…
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30
Jan
What is Sports Physiotherapy?
Here at Physio4Life we have Clinical Specialists in a variety of sports, such as triathlon running, cycling, swimming, rowing, rugby, tennis and skiing. This would enable you to…
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23
Jan
Sponsored Events
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22
Jan
Sports Clubs
London Run Club Website: www.runclub.co.uk Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club Website: www.herculeswimbledonac.org.uk Thames Hare and Hounds Cross-Country Running Club Website: www.thameshareandhounds.org.uk Ranelagh Harriers Running Club…
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20
Jan
Tamsin Lewis
Tamsin was born to compete, her father, Colin Lewis was a cyclist and raced in the Tour de France and the Olympics…
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19
Jan
Fiona Ford
“I have benefited greatly from regular sports massage over the years from expert therapists at Physo4Life”
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19
Jan
Oliver Wilson – Golf Professional
“I would like to thank all at Physio4Life for all their support this year. It is a wonderful place to go…”
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19
Jan
The Benefits of Orthotics for Runners
A lot is said about orthotics and sports insoles and how they can either prevent injury or improve sports performance. This article is going to briefly describe…
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19
Jan
Runners World Article: Running Biomechanics
By Steph Davies, Liam Goode and Glynn Davies Chartered Physiotherapists Introduction The biomechanics of running is a vast and specialist subject that frequently changes with emerging…
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19
Jan
Stop Ignoring Running Pain
All well and good if you’re at mile 25 of your marathon and are planning on taking a well-earned break after the race, but if you ignore a…
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19
Jan
Hip Pain in Runners
Glynn Davies Physiotherapist BSc (Hons) Most runners will experience achy hips towards the end of a long run that disappears once you’ve stopped, but what do you…
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19
Jan
Pre & Post Natal Pilates
Why Pilates? Pilates is a great way to build and maintain strength before, during and after pregnancy. Pilates works your whole body focusing on core strength and posture,…
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19
Jan
Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
Sports physiotherapists are specialists in sports specific injuries. They are able to use a wide range of preventative, rehabilitative and hands on techniques that can minimise the risk…
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19
Jan
Running Injuries: The Low-Down on Hamstrings
Steph Davies Physiotherapist BSc (Hons) MSc Sport & Exercise Medicine MCSP Intro The hamstrings are made up of three muscles that originate from the ischial tuberosity,…
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19
Jan
Runner’s Knee
There are few things more frustrating than being injured when training for a big race. The race date seems to creep closer and closer and the chances of…
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19
Jan
Anterior Cruciate Ligaments
Anterior Cruciate Ligaments injuries are common in sports people. The annual incidence of ACL ruptures is estimated at 1 of 3,000 in the general population. The incidence rate…
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19
Jan
Why should athletes have Sports Massage?
Massage has been around since early civilization in many cultures and is the earliest form of physical therapy on record. It is still being used today and there...
19
Jan
Tennis Related Injury
Tennis Related Injury Tennis is a globally popular game played in over 200 countries across the world. However, as with most sports, there are injury risks associated…
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19
Jan
Exercise in Pregnancy
“Exercise in pregnancy is not the time to start a more intense exercise regime but rather continue or modify an established routine” (Sports Medicine Australia, 2002) “In…
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19
Jan
Physiotherapy and Women’s Health
Physiotherapy can assist women with a wide range of physical problems that may be experienced during life or when pregnant. Common complaints that can be treated include:…
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19
Jan
Why see a Physiotherapist?
What can Physio4Life do for you? We discuss the benefits of seeking help from a qualified chartered physiotherapist at Physio4Life. Our Physio’s cover Putney, Wimbledon, Fulham,…
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19
Jan
What is Chronic Pain?
Chronic pain is defined as pain that persists longer than the temporal course of natural healing, associated with a particular type of injury or disease process The…
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19
Jan
What Can Physiotherapy Help?
Find out how South West London Physio4Life can help with aches, pains and sports injuries at our physiotherapy clinic in SW London. What Types of Sport Injuries…
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19
Jan
Physiotherapist Training
Physio4Life | London’s Premier Physiotherapy Clinic discuss the training to become a physiotherapist. To gain chartered physiotherapist status and membership of the health professional council prospective student…
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19
Jan
Running Injuries
Running is a sport known to be good for health; it not only helps the breathing and heartbeat but it is also good exercise because it burns any…
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19
Jan
Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI)
Repetitive strain injury (RSI), also known as Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD), occupational overuse syndrome, non-specific arm pain or work related upper limb disorder (WRULD), any joint pain that…
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19
Jan
Women: Running Whilst Pregnant Q & A
Whether you participate in sports or have sustained an injury – Ankle injuries can be extremely dehabilitating and painful. Ankle sprains, strains, twisted ankle, tendon injuries – Physio4Life…
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19
Jan
Pregnancy and Running
PRE-NATAL You’ve just found out you’re pregnant and you are a regular runner can you continue? Yes! If you are already a runner finding out you are pregnant…
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19
Jan
Physiotherapy for Sports Injuries
Our London physiotherapists can help treat your sports injuries. Sports injuries are injuries that occur to athletes participating in sporting events. In many cases, these types of…
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19
Jan
Physiotherapy Vs Chiropractic & Osteopathic Care
We discuss the often talked about Physiotherapy Vs Chiropractic & Osteopathic Care. Physiotherapy is as a profession highly dependent on peer reviewed, published evidence and research findings, upon…
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19
Jan
Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Treatment Putney
Putney Physio Mark Saunders discusses the physiotherapists role in sports medicine & treating sport injuries. Physiotherapist’s Role in Sports Injuries Sport is a rapidly expanding within…
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19
Jan
Muscle Tension
What is Muscle Tension? Muscle tension is a condition in which muscles in the human body remain semi-contracted for an extended period of time. Muscle tension is...
19
Jan
Leg Injuries
Information about leg pain and injuries, including cause, diagnosis, treatment and prevention tips. (shin splints, compartment syndrome, achilles tendonitis, achilles tendon rupture, calf strain, stress fracture, muscle cramps,…
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19
Jan
Sports Injuries + Treatment Using Physiotherapy
Many people in London enjoy participating in sports, whether it be a casual game of football, golf at a weekend, running, marathons, tri-athlon events, tennis, skiing, badminton, basketball,…
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19
Jan
How To Prevent Running Injuries
Steph Davies BSc (Hons) MSc Sport Ex Med MCSP Specialist Sports Physiotherapist It’s that time of year again and the parks and towpaths of London are lined…
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19
Jan
Golf Injuries
Our London physiotherapists can help treat your sports inuries! Contact Physio4Life in Putney. What are the most common injuries suffered by golfers? How do you recognize them,…
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19
Jan
Football Injuries
Football is a rough sport, and despite the pads, braces, and supports, injuries are a common part of the game. The combination of the size of the players,…
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19
Jan
Core Stability for Marathon Runners
The Importance of Core Stability for Marathon Runners Runners used to think that with only increasing your time spent running would be the only way to improve your…
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19
Jan
Cycling Injuries
CYCLING: Reducing the risk of common injuries Glynn Davies BSc (Hons) MCSP Specialist Sports Physiotherapist INTRO Cycling is a great form of exercise with many health…
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19
Jan
Benefits of Physiotherapy
What are the benefits of physiotherapy (physical therapy)? Physiotherapy is a health care profession which provides services to individuals in order to develop maintain and restore maximum…
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19
Jan
Back Pain Treatment
Back pain (also known “dorsalgia”) originates from the muscles, nerves, bones, joints and other structures in the spine. We see a lot of back pain, more commonly lower…
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19
Jan
Ankle Injury
Whether you participate in sports or have sustained an injury – Ankle injuries can be extremely debilitating and painful. Physio4Life in London can help with your ankle injury.…
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17
Jan
Block booking Validity
Any courses for Personal Training, Pilates and Massage are valid six months from the date of purchase and money cannot be refunded or transferred to other services at…
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17
Jan
Cancellation Policy
If you need to cancel or re-arrange any appointments, please give us 24hrs notice, as a cancellation charge will be applied, this is 50% of the consultation charges…
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17
Jan
Private Medical Insurance
Physio4Life and all our team of highly experienced Physiotherapists are recognised and registered with all major health insurance companies. Please click here for full details of charging treatment…
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17
Jan
Transport links
Physio4Life is conveniently located a few minutes walk from Putney high street and within close proximity to underground services, main line train services and bus routes: Underground The…
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17
Jan
Opening hours
We operate extended opening hours to reflect the busy lifestyles of our customers: 7am to 10pm Monday to Thursday, 7am to 8pm Friday, 8am To 4pm Saturday. and 9am…
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17
Jan
How to make an appointment
To make an appointment please click here. Alternatively you can call our fully staffed reception throughout the day on 0208 7045998 and our friendly team will be happy…
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