Insights, tips, and recovery advice for footballers and athletes.
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If your child plays football and is complaining of heel pain, it may be severs — a common growth-related condition in active children aged 8–14. It happens when the growth plate in the heel becomes irritated from repeated running and jumping. Footballers are especially at risk due to training frequency, hard pitches, and growth spurts. Common Signs • Pain at the back or bottom of the heel • Limping after training or matches • Pain that improves with rest • Discomfort during growth spurts The...
Explore the common causes of neck pain, including football injuries, and learn effective relief strategies.
Trying to find the right physio for back pain ? We've all been there... Physiotherapy focuses on restoring movement and improving how your muscles and joints function. For lower back pain, it can ease discomfort, help you return to normal movement, and reduce the chances of the problem coming back. Physiotherapists use a range of hands-on treatments and tailored exercises, alongside practical advice, to help you care for your back long term. Physiotherapy for Lower Back Pain: What You Need...
What is Osgood-Schlatter Disease? Osgood-Schlatter disease is a common and temporary cause of knee pain in growing children and teenagers. It often occurs during growth spurts 📈. This condition is most prevalent among active kids who play sports that involve jumping or sudden changes of direction, like football, basketball, and tennis ⚽🏀. Why Does It Happen? During adolescence, the area where muscle tendons attach to the knee is still developing. This area isn’t as strong as it is in...
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