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posted on: April 2nd, 2012
Engaging in sports can be an incredibly enjoyable pastime, but unfortunately it can sometimes be damaging to your health too. Sports injuries are common and are primarily the result of overuse, and here are just a few of the most common injuries you ...
posted on: March 16th, 2012
When we think of first aid in football, we think of the medic running on the pitch during a Premiership tangle that results in a player hobbling around or being carried of a stretcher (or with cramp). Those clubs can afford the best first aid facilit...
posted on: February 22nd, 2012
Dealing with sporting injuries is not always easy and it is vital that anyone responsible for providing such assistance knows what they are doing. When people suffer damage to their muscles, tendons, ligaments or other tissue while engaging in sport,...
posted on: February 15th, 2012
Sports can be great fun, both from the point of view of players and spectators. However, there is a flipside to the pleasure such activities provide and that is the risk of injury associated with getting stuck into physical endeavours. Whether people...
posted on: February 8th, 2012
When people think of the need for sports first aid kits to help deal with injuries, they often imagine strains, sprains, bruises, cramps and so on. After all, these complaints are common in many sporting disciplines. However, there are other types of...
posted on: January 4th, 2012
Never mind eating for two, eating to keep your body at an optimum level throughout winter activity is an essential part of the U.K’s cold weather sports calendar. As sports First Aid specialists, we know the importance of both great First Aid f...
posted on: December 26th, 2011
Football is a game that demands maximum commitment and while every precaution is taken to protect players, nothing can prevent injuries occurring eventually. A mixture of bad weather conditions or simply a rough game can result in injuries being sust...
posted on: November 25th, 2011
If you are involved with organising any kind of sporting activity, you will know that it is vital to make sure that you have every eventuality covered. Because of the nature of all sports, the chances of one of your players suffering some form of inj...