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Re: Cycling-savvy physio
« on: December 24, 2009, 07:49:10 am »
Sounds like you did not set the cleats up correctly.

My secret to keeping my knee pain at bay is to use Voltaren gel on them when I start to feel pain or swelling, I usually put it on before bed and wake up the next day pain free, I have an old injury that I have to keep tabs on using orthodics and other management keeps me cycling.

As for the physio I don't know who is cycling savvy in the area, I do know that Rick Nadalin a chiro from Wallsend has helped me when I had a twisted spine after a fall, he is a member of KOCC club and races.

He was located at the following address last time I went there.
http://www.opendi.com.au/wallsend/141874.html

There are a few massage therapists that are bike riders in Newcastle, Chris Groves and Noel Bromage.

http://totalapproach.com.au/

http://www.hunterdistrict.com/noel_bromage_remedial_massage.htm
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