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Pure Sports Medicine - Sports Injury Clinic London



Claire Small, Director of Physiotherapy
Steve Nance, Director of Performance
Dr Mike Bundy, Specialist Sports Doctor
Dr Lorenzo Masci, Specialist Sports Doctor
Dr John Best, Specialist Sports Doctor
Dr Chris Bradshaw, Specialist Sports Doctor
Dr Catherine Spencer-Smith, Specialist Sports Doctor
Dr Kalpesh Parmar, Specialist Sports Doctor
Rebecca Christenson, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Eric Clarke, APA Sports Physiotherapist
Rosie Mew, Specialist Sports Physiotherapist
Ryan Jansen, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Alex Manos, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Neil Tucker, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Sam Wilde, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Helen Cowgill, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Justin Coulter, Sports Podiatrist
James Dodd, Specialist Sports Osteopath
Wendy Hilton, Sports Massage Therapist
Hayley Wilson, Sports Massage Therapist
Pip Robinson, Sports Massage Therapist
Leah Dunthorne, Performance Coach
David Smith, Performance Coach
Andrew Willett, CEO
Michael Davison, COO

Wendy Hilton , Sports Massage Therapist

“…regular massage can help people by identifying areas of muscular tightness, restoring balance to the muscles, and reducing painful symptoms by soothing nerve irritability.”

 

Wendy gained her qualifications in Sports Massage in New Zealand from the NZ College of Massage and has been an accredited member of the NZ Academy of Sport since 2000. Wendy currently works with British Olympic athletes, and has previously travelled extensively with sports squads providing massage at a variety of events such as Ironmans, Marathons, Netball and Wheelchair Rugby championships.  She also had the privilege of being the team therapist for New Zealand at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. In addition to treating athletes, Wendy has had experience of managing her own clinic and tutoring on diploma courses within NZ.  As a soft tissue specialist, Wendy sees athletes from a wide variety of sports and levels of competition, from social to elite, and her special areas of interest lie in sports related muscle imbalances and postural assessment.

“My interest in the field of sports massage developed while I was playing representative netball. It was my personal experience of the difference that sports massage can make during competition to promote good recovery and to aid a prompt return from injury that founded my belief in the profession. Being able to walk the next morning after a serious match is brilliant! 

My greatest career highlight to date was my involvement as team therapist for New Zealand at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. I have found working with disable athletes to be an enthralling experience. The athletes and events are just as competitive as in any able bodied contest, but with significant additional challenges thrown in – as if it isn’t tough enough.  I have the greatest admiration for these athletes whose everyday function maybe limited, yet still have the unerring determination to succeed in an extra-ordinary way.

I thoroughly enjoy interacting with clients and I am motivated by the challenge of analysing and satisfying each individual’s needs.  It is my personal belief that regular massage can help people by identifying areas of muscular tightness, restoring balance to the muscles, and reducing painful symptoms by soothing nerve irritability.”