Nigel Roe's background:

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Nigel Roe, New Zealand trained Sports and Manipulative Physiotherapist, has 17 years experience, and a postgraduate diploma in manipulative physiotherapy. This is an additional year-long full time University course for specialising in the diagnosis and treatment of spinal & limb joint, muscle, and nerve problems.


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He has worked 13 years in private practice, and spent 3 years with North Harbour New Zealand provincial Rugby Team, 4 years with the Fijian International Rugby Team, and 6 years as London based Saracens
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Rugby Medical Team leader. As of September 2004, he is running private clinics at Triyoga in Primrose Hill, and the Laboratory Spa & Health Clubs in Muswell Hill and Hendon, and his extensive background in Sports injury treatment and rehabilitation is now available to the general public. Injury prevention through running video analysis, running shoe assessment and advice, muscle imbalance screening and postural assessment is also available.


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In addition to sporting injuries, he is able to treat a wide range of occupational, post surgical and personal injury problems in all age groups. Injury prevention through education and exercise to address contributing flexibility, strength and core stability faults is a key component to his approach. A closely supervised structured rehabilitation exercise programme, where appropriate, is prescribed for home and the gym setting.

Treatment is very
hands on using joint mobilising and manipulation techniques, muscle and soft tissue massage, trigger point and release techniques, Laser and ultrasound electrotherapy are available as adjuncts to treatment.

He has developed an extensive network of London based medical specialists, and can advise on referral on for the best of medical care where necessary.

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Nigel has been in the UK for 10 years from his native New Zealand, and in his spare time loves skiing, running, tennis, mountain biking, surfing and of course rugby! He has overcome
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a number of personal injury problems including knee surgery, muscle tears, ligament strains, and back and neck injuries so has a good understanding of the problems and frustration involved in personal injury.

He has published
research related to rugby fitness, and has written for various publications including an in depth injury commentary for the last rugby world cup for leading rugby website "planet rugby"

He is a Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and The Organisation of Physiotherapists in Private Practice, and is registered with all major health Insurance companies. Please feel free to ask if you are unsure about your injury problems suitability for treatment.