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Information on Knee Injury Recovery

mayo 4, 2024 Imogen Allison

How do you recover from an ACL tear?
The Journey of ACL recovery No athlete wants to hear the words ACL tear because they know what is in front of them. A long arduous journey usually involving surgery and rehabilitation. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery is to...
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abril 25, 2024 Imogen Allison

ACL! The Three Letters No Athlete Wants to Hear
Knee injuries in athletes are common because of the amount of force generated during movement. There are four ligaments that act like strong ropes by holding the knee together to keep it stable. One of the most important ligaments is...
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noviembre 20, 2023 Adey Saunderson

Meniscus Injury: Pro Level Insights
Knee meniscus injuries are prevalent in both athletic and non-athletic populations, often leading to pain, functional limitations, reduced activity and quality of life. In this blog I am going to give a brief overview of the anatomy, role and...
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These articles has been written by Adey,
RecoverFit Physiotherapist.

Adey Saunderson

BSc MCs MHCPC MCSP

Having worked in professional sport for over 10 years, which included the Rugby Premership and The English Football League, Adey has a wealth of experience with dealing with injury and rehabilitation in the sports world. His desire, commitment, people skills and knowledge are why he has a great reputation in the clubs and teams he has been involved with. Alongside working for RecoverFit, Adey also works in the military as a physiotherapist.

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