by The Wellbeing Hub | May 5, 2020 | Champneys, Hints and Tips, Our patients stories
Rachel Horne, newsreader and Chris Evan’s co-presenter on Virgin Radio UK. “My friend Jools recommended I visit Emma James Physio, a specialist pelvic floor physiotherapist at her clinic at Champneys, Tring after I announced I was going to do The London...
by The Wellbeing Hub | Jun 4, 2019 | Champneys, Hints and Tips
At some point, we’ve all experienced some kind of pain in the foot, or know of someone who is currently experiencing/complaining about persistent foot pain. Perhaps it was around the time we decided to get back to the gym for six weeks. Perhaps it was after a...
by The Wellbeing Hub | Apr 30, 2019 | Champneys, Life Stories
A month or so ago I was feeling frazzled.. Rushing about attempting to balance work, kids and home life had left me catching cold after cold, constantly drained, irritable and generally frazzled. Emma James suggested I try a megaboost vitamin infusion at Champneys....
by The Wellbeing Hub | Mar 11, 2016 | Champneys, Hints and Tips
The most common cause of lateral knee pain is ITBS (Iliotibial Band Syndrome). The Iliotibial Band (ITB) is a thick band of tissue on the outside of the thigh. The ITB begins at the upper hip extending down the outside of the thigh connecting with the tibia (shin...
by The Wellbeing Hub | Feb 23, 2016 | Champneys, Hints and Tips
The ACL is one of four main ligaments in the knee and the most common to be injured of the four. The ACL gives stability during motion preventing the Tibia (shin bone) moving too far forward on the Femur (thigh bone). Most ACL tears occur during athletic activity....
by The Wellbeing Hub | Feb 16, 2016 | Champneys, Hints and Tips
Patella tendinopathy or ‘jumpers knee’ is one of the more common tendinopathies affecting skeletally mature athletes, occurring in as many as 20% of jumping athletes. Jumper’s knee is believed to be caused by repetitive stress placed on the patella tendon during...
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