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Common Shoulder Injuries in Golf and Cricket — featured image

30 Jul 2026 · Kate Disley

Common Shoulder Injuries in Golf and Cricket

Common Shoulder Injuries in Golf and Cricket The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body, making it essential for both golf and cricket. Whether you’re generating power through a golf swing or repeatedly throwing, bowling, or fielding in cricket, the shoulder is exposed to significant stress. Without good

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July Newsletter — featured image

26 Jun 2026 · Kate Disley

July Newsletter

July Newsletter from Momentum Sports Injury Clinic in Ponteland, Newcastle upon Tyne.

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5 Common Mistakes People Make When Training for the Great North Run — featured image

25 Jun 2026 · Robin Macé

5 Common Mistakes People Make When Training for the Great North Run

Written by Robin Macé, Physiotherapist. Every year, thousands of people sign up for the Great North Run with the goal of crossing the finish line in South Shields . Whether it’s your first half marathon or your tenth, the journey to race day is just as important as the event itself. As physiotherapists, we see […]

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Training for the Great North Run? Here’s How Sports Massage Can Help — featured image

3 Jun 2026 · Kate Disley

Training for the Great North Run? Here’s How Sports Massage Can Help

Whether you’ve signed up for the Great North Run, The Lap around Windermere, or any other running event, you’ll probably spend months building your fitness, increasing your mileage, and squeezing training runs into an already busy schedule. But while most runners focus on the training itself, recovery often gets pushed

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Avoid Running Injuries – Perform Better — featured image

5 Nov 2025 · Kate Disley

Avoid Running Injuries – Perform Better

Running injuries are common, especially overuse injuries, often caused by training errors and poor biomechanics. Strength work has been shown to aid running economy, biomechanics and by extension reduce the likelihood of injuries. common running injuries include 1. Runner’s Knee (Patellofemoral Syndrome): Pain in the f

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How can a running assessment help you — featured image

4 Nov 2025 · Kate Disley

How can a running assessment help you

At momentum we do run assessments differently. We don’t just video you on the treadmill and tell you you’ll need to change your running gait. In fact, we rarely tell people to change their gait. Research tells us that people will self-optimise their gait to their most efficient technique. Therefore, we explore other va

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Why footballers get gait analysis- and how it can help them perform better — featured image

24 Oct 2025 · Editor

Why footballers get gait analysis- and how it can help them perform better

In modern football, marginal gains make the difference between good and great. While tactics, nutrition, and recovery are essential, there’s another factor that’s often overlooked yet deeply influential: how you move. At Momentum SIC, we use gait analysis to help footballers understand the biomechanics behind their mov

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Why the off-season is the perfect time for strength training. — featured image

8 Oct 2025 · Kate Disley

Why the off-season is the perfect time for strength training.

Why Strength Training Is Essential for Runners — And Why the Off‑Season Is the Perfect Time for a Tailored Approach Running may look simple, but to truly perform, stay healthy, and progress over the seasons, you need more than mileage. You need strength, structure, and smart adaptation. At Momentum, we specialise in tu

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Managing knee and hip osteoarthritis — featured image

7 Oct 2025 · Kate Disley

Managing knee and hip osteoarthritis

Your Guide to Moving Forward with Confidence Osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee or hip is one of the most common joint conditions affecting adults over the age of 60. It can lead to pain, stiffness, reduced mobility, and in some cases, a decline in overall quality of life. But while OA is progressive, it is […]

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Understanding ACL Injuries: Causes, Management, and Treatment Options — featured image

18 Sept 2025 · Carl Bell

Understanding ACL Injuries: Causes, Management, and Treatment Options

What is the ACL The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the key stabilising ligaments in the knee. It helps control forward motion and rotation of the tibia relative to the femur. Because of the demands placed on the knee in many sports (cutting, landing, pivoting), the ACL is vulnerable to injury. Causes of […]

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Return to sport after ACL surgery — featured image

15 Sept 2025 · Kate Disley

Return to sport after ACL surgery

Let’s be honest — ACL rehab isn’t easy. Whether you’ve had surgery or are managing things non operatively, the road back to sport can feel long. We use every tool available to make sure you’re getting stronger, more balanced, and ready for whatever life (or sport) throws at you. One of our secret weapons? Force […]

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Enhancing Performance & Recovery: The Benefits of Pre and Post-Event Sports Massage — featured image

18 Aug 2025 · Editor

Enhancing Performance & Recovery: The Benefits of Pre and Post-Event Sports Massage

Gearing Up for the Great North Run 2025? Here’s Why Sports Massage Should Be Part of Your Plan Whether it’s your first Great North Run or your tenth, preparing for 13.1 miles is no small feat. Your training will test your endurance, discipline, and mental strength—and your body will most definitely feel it. That’s wher

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