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1st June 2023
A guest post from Kath Maguire. Kath is the parent of one of our club’s gymnasts. She asked about doing some volunteering a couple of months ago and whether there was a course she could do. Here are her reflections from the day. “I’ve been thinking about volunteering for a while now but as it’s […]
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3 keys to Knee health
There are 3 key things to help keep your knees healthy:
To look after your knees, you need to
- Strengthen
- Stabilise
- Stretch
This week’s module of the Sports Training System includes more details on how to prevent knee injuries.
Sarah Marshall knee expert Physiotherapist elaborates further in this podcast.
Client Testimonials
Josh Steels: wheelchair tennis
I started working with James 3 years ago via the TASS programme. When James first met me, physically I was nowhere the best I could be. Since working with James I have seen vast improvements in my fitness and strength which has been put into great use on court. Each session is worked around making sure I am able to get the best quality training as well as catering for my chronic pain and fatigue levels. On top of this James has always been happy to meet at facilities that are best for myself meaning I could fit training sessions in on route to tournaments or camps.
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