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Neil
Greig - Sports Therapist Sports Therapy Sports therapy is an aspect of healthcare specifically concerned with the prevention of injury and the rehabilitation of the athlete back to optimum level of functional, occupational and sport-specific fitness, regardless of age or ability. The techniques employed by a sports therapist include:
These techniques provide relief from such injuries and conditions as:
Neil
Greig - Sports Therapist Neil Greig qualified as a sports therapist in 2004, through the English Football Association's medical headquarters in Lillishall, Shropshire, following 3 years of academic and practical study. Graduating with distinction in the treatment and management of sports injuries, Neil has gained considerable experience in the field of exercise rehabilitation through his early work placements with Oxford United Football Club and local semi-professional football clubs. Since then Neil has established himself as one of the areas leading sports therapists and now holds positions within Watford FC's youth academy, as Senior Sports Therapist to Oxford City FC and as a Football Association tutor. As a member of The Society of Sports Therapists and Federation of Holistic Therapists Neil regularly attends continued professional development courses allowing him to maintain his appreciation of the latest research and treatments. In addition to his recent qualification as a remedial masseur Neil is currently completing a 3-year research degree through the University of Teesside. Specialising in the treatment and rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal conditions, Neil has developed a number of effective techniques and treatments based on current research and excellent patient feedback. Contact details Appointments
are available at Court Place Farm Stadium. Appointments
are also available through The Park Club on Milton Park
in Abingdon from March 2006. Tel: 01235 206777. |