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Monday, January 3rd, 2011
deep tissue to pelvic muscles
Solihull Running Injury Clinic in Birmingham recognises the importance of sports massage for runners who are training for the 2011 London Marathon.
As a result of this the Solihull Sports Injury Clinic has designed a discount package for London Marathon runners enabling them to benefit from a regular sports massage during their marathon training programme.
Regular sports massage from experienced sports massage therapists and sports therapists will enable runners to recover quicker from long training runs. During massage it is easier to detect potential problems of soreness, muscle fatigue and tendonitis resulting in early diagnosis and intervention of injury.
The running injury clinic in Solihull is based at the Atlas Sports Injury Clinic in Birmingham. They are very experienced at looking after runners and have a running injury website
www.londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk
Sports Podiatrists for foot and lower leg problems are able to provide biomechanical assessments for runners and if required fit prescription orthotic insoles into your running shoes to prevent overpronation which causes many running injuries.
Sports Physiotherapists at Atlas offer examination, diagnosis and treatment of sports and running injuries. Electrotherapy such as ultrasound and interferential will speed up your recovery time.
Sports Therapists and Sports Massage Therapists offer sports massage, remedial massage, stretching and deep tissue massage for runners training for long distance races and massage will help promote recovery after long runs and remove unwanted lactic acid deposits in the muscles.
Atlas are offering an additional free treatment if you book 5 sports massage treatments which is advised for all London Marathon runners after Christmas.
Training in January needs to increase the mileage in preparation for the April race and all runners will benefit.
The Birmingham and Tamworth running injury clinics are offering this service and can be contacted on 01827 59943 for booking an appointment at either clinic.
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Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
Solihull physiotherapist John Williams and his team of sports physiotherapist wish all the 2010 London Marathon runners success next weekend.
Both John and Peter Taylor who are members of the Atlas running injury clinic in Solihull Birmingham have been working long hours in order to cope with the countless marathon runners who have sustained last minute running injuries in the run up to the big race.
Shinsplints, knee pain, achilles tendonitis and blisters are the main concerns and have been dealt with quickly and effectively by sports podiatrist Peter Taylor and sports physiotherapist John Williams.
The Birmingham running injury clinic has fitted many pairs of prescription orthotics which have prevented overpronation problems and the sports massage service has been of great use to tired runners in the latter stages of their marathon training.
The websites www.runninginjuryclinic.co.uk and www.londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk have useful articles which can assist runners with training and injuries. Appointments can be obtained by telephoning 0121 745 8792
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010
London Marathon running injuries increase as the mileage gets longer.
Overpronated runners who are training for the 2010 Virgin London Marathon will develop running injuries as the mileage increases.
Lichfield 10k runners get sports massage treatment
Tamworth and Solihull physiotherapists prepare for the London Marathon running injuries which develop as the mileage increases. Atlas Sports Injury Clinic in Solihull Birmingham have already noticed the increase in running injury patients seeking help with their marathon training injuries.
The London Marathon Running season is now underway and many runners entered for the 2010 Virgin London Marathon will have their training programme in place and begin pounding the roads in order to build up endurance in the legs and heart muscles.
Cardiovascular training is important but more important is to prepare your muscles for the endurance activity or continual running from between 2 hours up to 6 hours in some cases. Many average runners and novices aim to complete the 26 mile course in about 4 hours which is a long time to run without a rest.
Preparation for this ordeal should be a gradual progressive increase in time and distance which takes dedication, commitment and good time management.
Many runners will have biomechanical faults which will result in running injuries once the mileage increases. Running injury clinics such as Atlas Sports Injury Clinic in Solihull Birmingham have expertise in running and running injuries and can assist runners to get back running in the fastest possible time. Their website has useful running tips and injury prevention advice www.londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk
From February through to the race in April, Atlas Running Injury Clinic will help many London Marathon Runners with common running injuries like runners knee, patella tendonitis, achilles tendonitis, bursitis, blisters, shinsplints, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and calf strains. Overpronating runners who overpronate may develop a variety of running injuries. Overpronation needs to be corrected with a pair of prescription orthotics which can be fitted at either Atlas Clinics in Solihull and Tamworth.
Running injury physiotherapists and sports therapists will look after the injury side of things and the sports podiatrist will design prescription orthotics to fit in your running shoes if you have poor lower limb biomechanics.
If you are need of running injury treatment or prescription orthotics
telephone Atlas on 01827 59943
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Sunday, February 28th, 2010
Orthotics will treat overpronation in runners
Overpronated feet are very common and many people who pronate or overpronate now wear prescription orthotics insoles in their trainers and running shoes. Prices may vary and range from an “off the shelf orthotic” to prescriptive orthotics of a high specification. The 2010 Virgin London Marathon will have many overpronating runners wearing orthotics.
Orthosis can range from soft, semi rigid and rigid and can be found in threequarter or full length varieties. Commonly known as foot insoles or orthotic insoles they provide arch supports for dropped arches and flat feet.
Slim fit orthotics can be found for more difficult shoes and you can even have them fitted in ladies court shoes.
The secret to correcting faulty biomechanics is in the prescription. Many people fit foot orthotics but care must be taken when choosing a practitioner.
At Solihull Sports Injury Clinic in Hall Green Birmingham they have Sports Podiatrist Peter Taylor who has competed as a runner for many years and won the Burton Half Marathon in 1 hour 10 mins. Peter is a specialist in running injuries and fitting orthotic insoles.
Peter Taylor runs the Atlas Runners Injury Clinic at Solihull Sports Injury Clinic on the Robin Hood Island, Hall Green in Birmingham and has access to laser foot scanning and video gait analysis equipment which ensures accurate prescription measurements when designing your orthotics.
Peter also works at the Atlas Sports Injury Clinic in Tamworth town centre where he carries out full biomechanical assessments
Visit the website www.londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk
If you are currently using correction in your running shoes but not in your daily footwear then you are risking the incidence of picking up an injury.
As soon as you wear an orthotic it changes your relationship with the ground. Generally your feet are pushed towards the outer side of your shoes reducing the rolling in experienced of the overpronator. This now puts the lower limbs into a different position and results in the muscles having to pull at a slightly different angle.
This is supposed to happen and in order to get used to wearing the orthotic’s some users may have been told to wear them for a few hours per day and gradually increase the time wearing them until they get used to them.
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Thursday, January 28th, 2010
The latest addition to join the londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk website is West End Physiotherapy
Conveniently located in the heart of Soho, Central london, West End Physiotherapy is a well established clinic with registered physiotherapists. They provide assessment, diagnosis and treatment of sports injuries and are now listed under local clinics on the London Marathon Running Injury Clinics website.
The Running School was the first sports injury clinic to register with the new London Marathon Website and there will shortly be more to follow. Follow this news blog to see who joins us.
If you are a sports injury clinic with running injury expertise then email your interest in free registration on the running injury website jwosteopath@yahoo.com
The new website has been developed in support of the 2010 Virgin London Marathon runners. Many will develop running injuries when the training and mileage increases. Solihull Osteopath John Williams at Atlas Sports Injury Clinic has developed the website which we be a valuable source of information to marathon runners.
The Atlas Sports Injury Clinic can be found in the Runners World Magazine and their website under “runners rescue”
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Thursday, January 7th, 2010
Atlas Running Injury Clinic in Solihull Birmingham will be advertising over the next 12 months with top running magazine Runners World.
Atlas who specialise in running injuries and prescription orthotics for runners have also launched a new website to support the 2010 Virgin London Marathon www.londonmarathon-runninginjuryclinics.co.uk
The new website aims to list local running injury clinics who have sports injury experience and can help with marathon training overuse injuries.
Atlas have another website designed to inform and help Solihull Birmingham marathon runners www.runninginjuryclinic.co.uk
Atlas Running Injury Clinic has a reputation for fast recovery times from injury and offers sports injury treatments from sports physiotherapists and a sports podiatrist who offers physiotherapy, biomechanical assessments, laser foot scanning, video gait analysis and prescription orthotic insoles for runners.
Atlas also supply and fit orthotics for children who have biomechanical faults and growing pains. Knee pain, foot pain and heel pain are all common complaints by children.
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