Adverse Weather Feb 1st and 2nd 2019
Please note that the clinic will be closing early at 13:30 on Friday 1st Feb. We will be open as normal from 8:00am on Saturday 2nd Feb.
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Please note that the clinic will be closing early at 13:30 on Friday 1st Feb. We will be open as normal from 8:00am on Saturday 2nd Feb.
The weather this week is looking glorious, so we thought we would share 5 walks around the Bristol area that will help you with achieving the 10,000 steps a day goal. This may sound like a lot but you can easily do it without realising. Whether it’s through walking or something else you enjoy, it […]
Tools are useful for all sorts of training, right? Well yeah, if you use them correctly. I very rarely use any toys while I’m swimming – or coaching – but here are a few bits and pieces that if used correctly, can be a really useful addition to your sessions. Pull Buoy I like to […]
Don’t get stuck with just one pace! There’s a funny phenomenon in endurance sports that I like to call “becoming a one-speed athlete.” It happens to runners, cyclists and triathletes whose training becomes so focused on sustained efforts at race intensity that their ability to work at higher intensity levels disappears! Their low end capabilities […]
Morning All, We are open as usually today. Station Road is very slippy, so please drive carefully and allow extra travel time for you appointment. Pete & The Clinic Team
ALERT Please note that there is a power outage affecting the clinic, leisure club and surrounding area. Power should be restored by 1:00 pm. During this time our phone systems will be out of action. If you need to contact us please do so by email as we can still access this remotely. Sorry for […]
I first opened the door of The Physio Clinic in May 2007. Just me. It was a big decision. I say ‘just me’ but I had the support of family and friends and most importantly, Tracy, my wife. I’d been working very successfully as a private physiotherapist for several years for BUPA hospitals, The […]
So, at the end of August in 2016 after a particularly energetic day at the beach the whole family walked the half mile back from the beach, up the sand dunes and the short hill to the cottage we were renting. It’s safe to say that my son and I were clearly out of puff […]
The aim of optimising mobility for runners is so you can run freely, easily and without pain. The role of a Sports Massage Therapist is to help runners down this road (excuse the pun!), by treating the area of pain with soft tissue massage, and to help increase mobility in restricted joints through manual manipulation […]
At the Physio Clinic Bristol, we are experts in assessing and treating movement dysfunctions, weather you have come in following a specific injury or you are committing to the TPM Active, Performance Matrix process. We will provide a detailed analysis and retraining of your movement system. Two terms come up a lot during the rehabilitation […]
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Isobel JonesTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. After struggling for a year with debilitating lower back pain, chronic sciatica and being post-partum, Kate Moore (physio) has helped me tremendously. She has built not only my strength back but also my confidence through her detailed, caring and passionate support. She understands the challenges of everyday working/family life and helped me integrate the rehab into that. Maria KooTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I booked in for a running analysis. Pete did a really comprehensive assessment on my recurrent ankle issues and explained things in a lot of detail to help me understand the underlying reasons for my injuries. He gave me the confidence to try running again and equipped me with the knowledge to prevent further injuries. I have seen running specialists / physios / podiatrists in the past but I felt this was the best assessment I’ve had yet. Thanks! Rona VolkmerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The Physio Clinic was very helpful when I thought I had sciatica. Craig found out what the problem was and gave me advice as well as exercises to do at home. Booking sessions was straightforward. Alex TTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Saw Pete Tang at the clinic about a knee injury I'd had for a year, which another physio had struggled to properly diagnose or help with. Got a detailed diagnosis on my first visit in June along with an evolving exercise programme and was improving within a month and able to run a half marathon within three. Pete was knowledgeable, friendly and helpful and went through more advanced treatment options if the injury didn't respond – but did not push these and after three sessions told me I was good to go unless things worsened. Highly recommended – thanks! Susan BudgeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I was very happy with the treatment I received from Dave and would definitely recommend. E JTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Just had a neck and shoulder sports massage with Luke—highly recommend! He quickly found the problem areas and used the perfect pressure to release tension. I noticed a big difference straight away and felt so much better after. Luke is friendly, professional, and clearly knows his stuff. Would definitely book again! Pauline IlesTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had three months of physiotherapy with Dave Mercy starting in June 2025 to help rehabilitate my right foot following a medically necessary operation to break and re-position my heel bone following a diagnosis tibialis posterior tendinopathy with a split tear. The physiotherapy started approx three months after surgery. Dave helped me to progress from being in an air-cast boot on my first visit and unable to put my weight through my foot, onto massages to reduce and eventually eradicate the post surgical swelling in my foot, onto a range of exercises in the gym to exercise, stretch and strengthen my foot and allow me to complete everyday activities that I can now once again enjoy. The support that Dave provided was comforting in the early days and then as the gym exercises progressed, Dave was encouraging and challenged me to develop my foot strength, flexibility, and gave me the confidence to put my full weight through my foot and complete a wide range of exercises that I didn’t think would be possible. I am walking well and whilst the finer aspects of my foot recovery will take longer to achieve, for now I can walk without the pain I previously had, which is a massive achievement. Thanks Dave, you had a hugely positive impact on my level of recovery! Jim GoddenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Excellent service, very quick to get me an appointment. Katie did a very good massage on my back and calves - I feel better already :-)Google rating score: 4.9 of 5, based on 282 reviews
