client stories & news

Client Stories & News

Knee Dislocation with Ligament Tear

Sam and his Dad come to see in me in the clinic when I worked in London. Sam was an 18 year old Eton College graduate who was on his gap year. He and his mates had planned to snow board around the world and do some charitable work while they travelled. They had only just begun their travels, in...

Aziz Zakari – Olympic Athlete Hamstring Recovery

Aziz was the top 100m sprinter for Ghana and the African Champion over both 100m and 200m. He had made it to the Olympic 100m track final, the pinnacle of the Olympics. Ghana is an underdeveloped nation and for many sprinting is a chance to start a more prosperous life; a free education at a US...

Tim Henman – Shoulder Injury Rehabilitation

Tim Henman, British number 1 and world number 4 tennis player, sustained a significant shoulder injury in the lead up events to the US Open. He managed to get through to the Open by reducing his serving speeds, but unfortunately, he didn’t last long at the US Open and retired injured. He returned...

Nikki Hudson – Knee Injury Rehabilitation

Nikki Mott came to see Dr Loretta 12 months prior to the 2000 Olympic Games. She had been struggling with a knee/hamstring injury for 18 months. While she had received lots of treatment from many different specialists (and had even had surgery) every time she went back to training or games, her...

Leader Of The Pack

An off-season program for aspiring athletes wanting to reach the top – to be the leader of the pack. The Leader of the Pack Program aims to improve your teen’s confidence and leadership skills, prepare them for becoming a great team captain, a good team player and set them up with the skills for...

The Competitive Edge ACL Program

So often in life, the journey is more important than the destination, this is also true of ACL recovery. Often families are rushed into surgery, believing they are doing the best thing for their child/teen, but they are not given the time to actually consider all the options and components of ACL...

Managing Your Own Injury

There’s no greater feeling than playing the sport you train hard for, the one you excel in, surrounded by a bunch of mates. A young athlete’s body is a highly primed machine, conditioned by hours and weeks of training to thrive in their chosen sport. The thrill of performing at a state or national...

Listening To Your Body

Every athlete is acutely aware of the delicate balance needed between training load (volume, intensity, frequency, type), and recovery to hit that sweet spot where you are performing to your best without breaking down. Remaining in peak physical condition requires persistence, determination and...