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Physiotherapists & Nutrition

Ever heard of the saying, ‘You are what you eat’? Studies have found that our diets are major contributors to the development of medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. ‘In 2010, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicted that, at the current rate of diagnosis, 33% of Americans will be diabetes […]

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What is Soft Tissue Release?

At Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy, our therapists offer both remedial and sports massage services. Soft Tissue Release (STR) is an advanced manual technique used to assess and stretch soft tissues. This technique is used to target specific areas of tension and can be performed both actively and passively. If you are experiencing muscle tightness / soreness,

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5 Foods to help your Fitness!

Fitness on its own has little to do with weight management. To maintain a healthy and functioning body the food we eat is just as important as any workout! 1. Bananas: excellent for a pre-workout snack, high in potassium and easily digestible, bananas can enhance nerve and muscle function whilst keeping nutrient levels high! 2. Almond butter:

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Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy

Across our four locations in Southampton, Eastleigh and Fareham, we offer the services of dedicated, qualified and experienced Physiotherapists and Sports Massage Therapists to assist in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of a variety of complex musculoskeletal and sporting injuries. Follow us on Facebook @Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy and Twitter @JCPhysioLtd to find out more

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Running your first half marathon?

With the Southampton Half Marathon fast approaching and lots more upcoming runners events throughout the UK; many of you have started increased your training time and intensity. Jonathan Clark Physiotherapy offers assessments and treatments for a variety of running related injuries including: Shin splints Altered biomechanics Hip and knee instability Whether you have just started

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Lactic Acid Explained

Lactic acid, also known as lactate, is produced when the body breaks down carbohydrates to use for energy when oxygen levels are low. This is a type of anaerobic energy production. When you perform a high-intensity workout e.g. strength training or sprinting, your body requires greater levels of energy. Energy is supplied through ‘glycolysis’ a process

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Suffering from Shin Splints?

Shin splints; also known as tibial stress syndrome can affect the anterior or posterior muscles and bones of the lower leg. Shin splints are often caused by repetitive activities resulting in overuse and muscle strain. This injury causes pain and hinders functional ability in many activities, especially running. There are a variety of treatments available

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