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  1. Axial spondyloarthritis in football

    15 jun

    Axial spondyloarthritis in football

    Dr Amarnani is a consultant in sport, exercise and musculoskeletal medicine and honorary rheumatology fellow. He is the president of the Royal Society of Medicine’s Rheumatology and Rehabilitation council, as well as serving as a medical advisor and trustee to the UK’s National Axial Spondyloarthritis Society. Dr Amarnani’s elite sporting experience extends from football (West Ham United) to cricket, tennis, ballet and beyond. He is also a widely published researcher interested in the interaction between exercise and rheumatological disease

    16 min
  2. Integrating Yoga into Contemporary Football Training

    11 may

    Integrating Yoga into Contemporary Football Training

    Dr Pereira specialises in Performance, Recovery, Concentration and Imagery in Football through yoga and has taught yoga since 1981. He completed his PhD in Physical Education and Sport – Physical Activity and Health with a thesis on yoga in football, and his master’s degree in High-Performance Sports Training with a dissertation on yoga in swimming at the Lusófona University in Lisbon. He is the director and coordinator of the Introduction to Yoga Short Course at the Lusófona University. Dr Pereira’s article ‘Integrating Yoga into Contemporary Football Training’ appears in the FMPA publication ‘football medicine & performance’ 50th Edition.

    22 min
  3. Beyond corticosteroids: The growing role of hyaluronic acid in joint health of a footballer

    13 abr

    Beyond corticosteroids: The growing role of hyaluronic acid in joint health of a footballer

    Nick is a Physiotherapist with over twenty years of experience working in elite sport. Throughout his career he has worked across professional football environments including West Bromwich Albion, Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City Academy, Fulham, Wigan Athletic and the England Under‑21 National team, as well as internationally with Al Jazira in the UAE. Alongside his clinical work in elite sport, Nick teaches on musculoskeletal and sports medicine programmes and has extensive experience in injection therapy. He also works in medico‑legal practice within sport and is an advisor to the Football Medicine & Performance Association. Nick recently authored an article in the FMPA magazine discussing the evolving role of hyaluronic acid injections in joint health, particularly in footballers experiencing degenerative joint changes. More at: https://www.fmpa.co.uk/podcasts/nick_worth_podcast/

    37 min
  4. Acute ankle injuries in football

    16 mar

    Acute ankle injuries in football

    Dr Shafik is a sport and musculoskeletal medicine physician currently serving as a Club Doctor to Chelsea FC and as Clinical Lead for the NHS Musculoskeletal Interface Clinical Assessment Service in South London. He has previously worked at Crystal Palace and Millwall in elite sport, alongside his NHS roles in musculoskeletal medicine, general practice and emergency medicine. Of course, he is the FMPA’s Senior Editor!

    32 min
  5. Advancing Hamstring Assessment: “Where biomechanics meets performance”

    13 feb

    Advancing Hamstring Assessment: “Where biomechanics meets performance”

    Dr Martin McIntyre is the founder and clinical lead at the Sports Injuries & Sports Medicine (SISM) Clinic in Castlebar Co Mayo, a centre that has become a hub for both elite athlete care and applied sports medicine research in Ireland. With a background in sports medicine and performance science, Martin has spent years working across high-performance environments in Gaelic games, rugby, and professional team sport, developing a particular focus on hamstring injury, recurrence, and return-to-play decision-making. Out of that work came the development of the Hamstring Risk and Injury Gauge, or HRIG – a hamstring-specific assessment and rehabilitation system designed to measure and train hamstring function in positions that closely reflect sprinting and real injury mechanisms. HRIG is now being used across elite football, rugby, athletics, and high-performance settings worldwide, supporting injury risk screening, readiness-to-train monitoring, and evidence-informed return-to-play. Topics covered: – Research underpinning HRIG – How isometric hamstring testing is changing the way we think about injury risk, rehabilitation, and performance. – How HRIG fits into the world of elite sport

    29 min
  6. Relative energy deficiency in a footballer - Dr Nicky Keay

    8 ene

    Relative energy deficiency in a footballer - Dr Nicky Keay

    Dr Nicky Keay is an exercise endocrinologist, author, researcher and dancer. Dr Keay is passionate about taking a personalised approach to hormone health with a view to optimising performance and recovery. She has a particular interest in relative energy deficiency in sport, or REDs, and is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at University College London, as well as advisor to Scottish Ballet.

    30 min
  7. From Pitch to Probe: Practical Use of Ultrasound in the Assessment of Hamstring Injuries

    16/12/2025

    From Pitch to Probe: Practical Use of Ultrasound in the Assessment of Hamstring Injuries

    Dr. Kevin Cronin is a sonographer and lecturer at University College Dublin, where he leads the MSc Ultrasound programme. In 2023, he completed his PhD at UCD, which focused on using ultrasound to assess hamstring injuries in professional rugby players with Leinster Rugby. Kevin has published widely on hamstring injury and ultrasound in leading journals, exploring topics such as hamstring muscle architecture, the reliability of ultrasound imaging techniques, and novel approaches such as semi-automated image analysis. He has worked with elite athletes across rugby, Gaelic games, athletics, and professional football. He is co-director of a private ultrasound clinic based in Limerick city, Ireland called Insight Ultrasound.

    52 min
  8. Football vs Olympic Sport – What’s the Difference for a Physio?

    11/11/2025

    Football vs Olympic Sport – What’s the Difference for a Physio?

    Tay Albayrak is a UK Sports Institute Physio Leading the medical services for the World Class Slalom & Kayak Cross Program. Within this role he was part of Team GB at the Paris Olympics 2024. He also consults for the FA Senior Men’s Pathway. Prior to this he spent 3 years with Leeds United as Head of Academy Physiotherapy and 7 years at Tottenham Hotspur FC Academy. His elite sports physio career has been underpinned by 7 years in the NHS through various specialties and a degree in Sports & Exercise Science.

    42 min
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    2020 - 2026
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