 Do you deserve a 45 minute massage? (Valued at £40)
For a chance to win this fantastic prize, you must like our page and comment on the original Facebook competition post with your unique reason as to why you deserve a massage. The winner will be contacted by Facebook/email, so by entering this giveaway you agree to be contacted in this way and that you may be tagged in a competition announcement Facebook post. The sports massage will only be carried out at Cambridgeshire Sports Physio (at the Abbots Ripton Clinic), who you can contact to make the booking. This competition runs from 26/07/2019 when the Facebook post goes live, and ends at midnight 08/08/2019. The winner will be contacted soon afterwards. Good Luck! The nitty gritty! *No purchase necessary This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook. By entering and participating, entrant agrees to hold harmless, defend and indemnify Facebook from and against any and all claims, demands, liability, damages or causes of action (however named or described), losses, costs or expenses, with respect to or arising out of or related to (i) entrant’s participation in the Sweepstake, or (ii) entrant’s participa
tion in any Prize related activities, acceptance of a Prize and/or use or misuse of a Prize (including, without limitation, any property loss, damage, personal injury or death caused to any person(s).
0 Comments
Congratulations to our administration assistant Sammy and her new husband Ashley on their wedding day. The wedding was held on the 28th July at the Barns at Hunsbury Hill, and they jetted off to the Dominican Republic for a two week hooneymoon. Sammy is now back to reality and back to work, updating you guys on our Facebook page. (Cambridgeshire Wellbeing Clinics) 😉
It is so important for your health that you keep moving as much as you can if you have a desk based work environment. Experts described inactivity as "one of the biggest" challenges in health. Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, cancers and poor mental health have all been linked to sedentary behaviour. Research shows that adults who sit down for eight hours a day were 59 per cent more likely to die within a 20 year period than those who were sedentary for four hours or less. However, (not to scare you all) this risk was almost eliminated if at least 60 to 75 minutes exercise was completed a day. – and two hours a day would be the the ideal amount. Below are a few ideas of ways to incorporate exercise into your work day;
Here are also a few exercises and stretches you can do from your chair, that will help keep you a little bit more comfortable.  Sara and Matt spent the weekend attending the incredible Little People UK 6th Annual Convention. This is now the fifth time we have attended and each year we are encouraged and moved by the kindness, determination and strength of spirit that everyone in the group displays. Sara joined the panel of medical experts from around the country to answer questions and concerns raised by attendees. She also ran a workshop on managing spinal lordosis through specific exercises and, along with the rest of the medical panel, held clinics over the weekend to assist those with specific concerns. Matt ran a mindfulness meditation session too. The highlight was the Saturday evening banquet - great company entertainment and an inspiring awards ceremony. Thanks to the LPUK team for your hard work, and to all the wonderful friends we have made. Hotel was busy with sports teams too. Met some of the Bath Rugby Club Squad and Windies Cricket team staying at the Leicester Marriott Hotel. Though we liked our old website, it was getting a bit long in the tooth.
There is some work to do on this new site but we are really happy with the overall concept. Let us know if there is any particular section that you would like to see on the info and advice pages - maybe advice for a specific sport or rehab advice for a certain injury. Look forward to hearing from you. |
Matt TaylorCounsellor, mindfulness coach, hypnotherapist and co-owner of the clinics. |
RSS Feed
treatments |
info & advice |
|
Cambridgeshire Sports Physio and Back Care Ltd
Registered Office: First Floor, CQL House, Alington Road, Little Barford, St Neots, Cambs, PE19 6YH | Company Registration No. 04920419
Registered Office: First Floor, CQL House, Alington Road, Little Barford, St Neots, Cambs, PE19 6YH | Company Registration No. 04920419