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From Shoulder Injury to Kendo Team GB: Daniel Alvarado with our shoulder lead Nathan Choi
In this episode of LDN MEETS, LDN PHYSIO Shoulder Lead Nathan sits down with Daniel, a Team GB kendo athlete, to talk about his journey in kendo, the demands of competing internationally, and how shoulder rehabilitation at the clinic helped him return to training with more confidence. Daniel shares what it takes to train and compete in kendo, the difference between training in the UK and Japan, the physical and mental demands of the sport, and how recurring shoulder instabili
LDN PHYSIO
Jun 31 min read


Marathon nutrition tips from our Sports Dietician
The importance of ‘carb-loading’ before a marathon is widely known but did you know your daily carbohydrate intake in the weeks leading up to race day is just as important?
LDN PHYSIO
Jul 30, 20253 min read


IWD 2025 - Looking back to move forward: 8 facts you may not know about Women’s Football
Women’s football has come a long way, but to shape its future, we must remember its past. From battles for recognition to ongoing challenges
LDN PHYSIO
Mar 7, 20254 min read


Stress Fractures: Relationship to RED-S
Stress fractures of the lower limbs are common injuries which often present in long-distance runners, dancers, and jumping sports.

Jonny Sumner
Feb 1, 20226 min read


Setting goals in your workouts: your key to getting through Lockdown 2.0
You were so excited to be back in the gym, surrounded by weights and high quality equipment. Maybe you even got a new trainer and or...
LDN PHYSIO
Nov 19, 20203 min read


RED-S: Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport - What is it, and how does it affect me?
by Jonny Sumner, Specialist MSK & Sports Physiotherapist and Clinical Director RED-S is a condition that is gaining more awareness across...

Jonny Sumner
Oct 1, 20204 min read
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