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The Sports Injury Clinic
- Dr. Liam Staines
- 01494 511172
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www.stevelodge.com
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Biomechanics and Running Analysis
Running is becoming increasingly popular, especially with 2013 New Year’s resolutions! Assessment of your running style and foot placement will help to prevent injury and could also improve your speed and performance! Did you know?
65% of runners are injured per year, 11 injuries occur per 1000 running miles
If you have any niggles when you’re running it could simply be due to your footwear, your running style or even the way you swing your arms, and early detection of any potential issues will prevent unnecessary injury.
What does a Biomechanical Running Assessment involve?
We start by gaining a history of current and previous injuries alongside the amount and type of training that you are doing. If you are racing we also take into account forthcoming events.
Physical Assessment
The physical assessment is important in identifying any biomechanical problems, joint restrictions, tight muscles or areas of weakness that may affect your gait. As physiotherapists we have many years’ experience in assessing these areas.
Motion Capture Analysis
Video capture is carried out from a variety of angles in order to assess your running gait. This is repeated following adjustments to your running style and/or technique drills.
Physiotherapy Assessment
At our specialist physiotherapy centre you will have a thorough physiotherapy assessment including assessment of any specific injuries.
You will then be asked to warm up and then run either outside on the drive or on a treadmill and we film you running from the front, side and back in order to fully consider all aspects of your running style, from foot placement to knee/hip angles and spinal posture.
Following this we analyse the videos and along with your physiotherapy assessment this allows us to determine any problem areas in your running style that may cause or contribute to an injury. From this it may be necessary to provide you with a program of exercises, stretches, or running drills. This often... show more involves core and lower limb stability work and stretches to improve your gait quality, speed and reduce the risk of potential injury.
At the end of the process you will be presented with a comprehensive report outlining the findings from the assessment for future reference.
Re-Assessment
As physiotherapists we believe that running analysis should not be a one off event.
As you work on areas of flexibility, strength and technique it is likely you will need support in order to continue with dynamic strengthening and stretching exercises and consolidate your new techniques.
You may also require progression of exercises to ensure on-going improvements in your running style.
The re-assessment normally occurs 4-6 weeks later.
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Running is becoming increasingly popular, especially with 2013 New Year’s resolutions! Assessment of your running style and foot placement will help to prevent injury and could also improve your speed and performance! Did you know?
65% of runners are injured per year, 11 injuries occur per 1000 running miles
If you have any niggles when you’re running it could simply be due to your footwear, your running style or even the way you swing your arms, and early detection of any potential issues will prevent unnecessary injury.
What does a Biomechanical Running Assessment involve?
We start by gaining a history of current and previous injuries alongside the amount and type of training that you are doing. If you are racing we also take into account forthcoming events.
Physical Assessment
The physical assessment is important in identifying any biomechanical problems, joint restrictions, tight muscles or areas of weakness that may affect your gait. As physiotherapists we have many years’ experience in assessing these areas.
Motion Capture Analysis
Video capture is carried out from a variety of angles in order to assess your running gait. This is repeated following adjustments to your running style and/or technique drills.
Physiotherapy Assessment
At our specialist physiotherapy centre you will have a thorough physiotherapy assessment including assessment of any specific injuries.
You will then be asked to warm up and then run either outside on the drive or on a treadmill and we film you running from the front, side and back in order to fully consider all aspects of your running style, from foot placement to knee/hip angles and spinal posture.
Following this we analyse the videos and along with your physiotherapy assessment this allows us to determine any problem areas in your running style that may cause or contribute to an injury. From this it may be necessary to provide you with a program of exercises, stretches, or running drills. This often... show more involves core and lower limb stability work and stretches to improve your gait quality, speed and reduce the risk of potential injury.
At the end of the process you will be presented with a comprehensive report outlining the findings from the assessment for future reference.
Re-Assessment
As physiotherapists we believe that running analysis should not be a one off event.
As you work on areas of flexibility, strength and technique it is likely you will need support in order to continue with dynamic strengthening and stretching exercises and consolidate your new techniques.
You may also require progression of exercises to ensure on-going improvements in your running style.
The re-assessment normally occurs 4-6 weeks later.
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January 25, 2017
SammyWoodo11 asked:Recommendations for a good sports massage in Wycombe?emma w. replied:this guy is good http://stevelodge.com/
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May 24, 2016
Josh T. asked:Can anyone highly recommend a Physio who regularly sees Athlete's?Nick A. replied:Steve Lodge mate desborough ave/rd, 01494 511172
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April 4, 2016
Amanda B. asked:recommendations for an Osteopath for a sporty teenager with back problems pleaseMandy E. replied:http://stevelodge.com
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September 25, 2015
Tom B. asked:Does anybody on here fix backs?Jenni C. replied:Make an appointment with a physio. This one is really good http://stevelodge.com/
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August 13, 2015
Robert M. asked:Hope someone can help, my wife has had terrible sciatica for two weeks now, docs have said they will refer her to a physio but it could take weeks, any recommendations for a private one round Wycombe, the best you know pls, hope you can helpIain B. replied:Steve Lodge 01494 511172
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July 12, 2015
Jas R. asked:Good morning. Can anyone recommend somewhere good for a sports massage?Tessa T. replied:http://stevelodge.com
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July 4, 2015
Joan B. asked:Can anyone recommend a physiotherapist/chiropractor in the Wycombe area. I need to get my back sorted.Steve L. replied:www.stevelodge.com
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March 31, 2015
Jamie H. asked:Anyone able to give advise on a sport injury please?Sophie R. replied:If you need a physio, STRONGLY recommend Steve Lodge http://stevelodge.com/
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February 23, 2015
Refi S. asked:Hi all, I'm sure this question has been asked before... does anyone know of a good physiotherapist who deals with gym related injuries? cheersRaz K. replied:01494 511172 ask for steve lodge
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January 13, 2015
Siân G. asked:Someone posted on here earlier this week about needing a physio to sort their back out. Many of you recommended Steve Lodge so I gave him a call as I have also been suffering with my back. He is amazing! He has fixed me in one session and, refreshingly, didn't try to get me to go back for any more :) I would highly recommend him. Thanks Wycombe!Siân G. replied:His number is 01494 511172 and yes I am sure he would Dominique. Give him a call :)Hannah S. replied:That IS who I see!! He's great! Claire Louise, give him a call and see. He prides himself on his clients not needing many (if any) return visits for the problem you go in with. I have an ongoing thing so I've seen him a few times, but I only need to go every now and then instead of weekly like with other people. Think his website is Stevelodge.com
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September 28, 2014
Sam M. asked:Hi there I live in the Walter's Ash area, can anyone recommend a good osteopath in High Wycombe? My hubby is suffering chronic lower back pain so he needs to see one but I'm wary of places that are pricey and bleed you for money.
Damian R. replied:Steve lodge as the others have said is magic. He has corrected my debilitating lower back pain a few times over the years. www.stevelodge.com
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February 8, 2017
Melanie C. asked:Can anyone recommend a good Chiropractor around Wycombe/Risborough please?Chris V. replied:Steve Lodge is good. Seeing him this afternoon! http://stevelodge.com/
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May 29, 2015
Xenia C. asked:hello! i have a really bad pain in my back, and im trying to find a good osteopath around high wycombe, and make an appointment asap. Can anyone recommend one? thanksChris V. replied:Steve Lodge is very good. He's sorted my back out twice before - http://stevelodge.com/
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September 6, 2016
Charlene H. asked:Hi everyone. Looking for a great Physio as I'm suffering with my back. Any recommendations much appreciated.Lorraine P. replied:Excellent chap, wouldn't go any where else now I've found him http://stevelodge.com/
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May 29, 2016
Luke S. asked:anyone know of any decent physios around the Wycombe area?Lorraine P. replied:http://stevelodge.com/
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March 15, 2016
Anya K. asked:Can anyone recommend a good HW physio please? Need someome to fix my dodgy knee! Ideally somone experienced in sports injury and post ACL surgery rehab. Many thanksLorraine P. replied:Excellent guy http://stevelodge.com/
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