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February 18th, 2020

Tennis injuries: how to care and prevent them

Tennis is recognised as having extensive benefits such as improving a person’s muscle tone and lowering the resting heart rate. Despite this, tennis is among some of the sports which send many athletes to the A&E department. Tennis injuries happen as a result of repetition, the high speed of racquet impact, the predominant use of the tennis player’s spine, legs and dominant arm. Figures...

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February 18th, 2020

5 Most Common Sports Injuries and how to prevent them

1.5 million people end up in the A&E departments in the UK as a result of injuries related to sports and exercise. Sports injuries often sideline athletes and sports players. Sports injuries are very...

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February 18th, 2020

3 most common football injuries & how to care for them

Almost 1.5 million people in the UK alone end up in the A&E departments due to sports related injuries. Sports injuries often sideline athletes and sports players. And some of the most sports...

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February 18th, 2020

How to prevent sports injuries

It is well-known that being involved in sports activities has innumerable advantages. However, playing sports or doing fitness related activities does come with its downsides. Athletes often injure...

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February 18th, 2020

Recovery time for sports injuries

Did you know that almost 1.5 million people end up in the A&E departments in the UK due to sports injuries? More than this, an average of 8.6 million sports related injuries happen each year. Sports...

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October 1st, 2019

Working as a live-in carer

Live-in care is when the carer lives in the home with the person they are caring for and provide care whenever is required. This is what makes it the most comprehensive care. Live-in care gives our...

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February 18th, 2020

Tennis injuries: how to care and prevent them

Tennis is recognised as having extensive benefits such as improving a person’s muscle tone and lowering the resting heart rate. Despite this, tennis is among some of the sports which send many athletes to the A&E department. Tennis injuries happen as a result of repetition, the high speed of racquet impact, the predominant use of the tennis player’s spine, legs and dominant arm. Figures...

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February 18th, 2020

5 Most Common Sports Injuries and how to prevent them

1.5 million people end up in the A&E departments in the UK as a result of injuries related to sports and exercise. Sports injuries often sideline athletes and sports players. Sports injuries are very...

Learn more
February 18th, 2020

3 most common football injuries & how to care for them

Almost 1.5 million people in the UK alone end up in the A&E departments due to sports related injuries. Sports injuries often sideline athletes and sports players. And some of the most sports...

Learn more
February 18th, 2020

How to prevent sports injuries

It is well-known that being involved in sports activities has innumerable advantages. However, playing sports or doing fitness related activities does come with its downsides. Athletes often injure...

Learn more
February 18th, 2020

Recovery time for sports injuries

Did you know that almost 1.5 million people end up in the A&E departments in the UK due to sports injuries? More than this, an average of 8.6 million sports related injuries happen each year. Sports...

Learn more
October 1st, 2019

Working as a live-in carer

Live-in care is when the carer lives in the home with the person they are caring for and provide care whenever is required. This is what makes it the most comprehensive care. Live-in care gives our...

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