JAMIE PITTMAN
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Many people do not fully understand the role Sports Therapists can play in the promotion of health and well-being. Similarly, many individuals attribute a Sports Therapist, to sport related issues; however, we cover issues experienced from the recreational athlete, to individuals suffering from sedentary based issues from office jobs. Succinctly, a Sports Therapist can be seen for:
REASONS TO SEE A SPORTS THERAPIST
"A MINOR SETBACK PAVES THE WAY FOR A MAJOR COMEBACK"
JACK
"He has a high-level of professionalism and knowledge. He has fixed my long-term injury to a state better than before"
May 10, 2016
February 03, 2016
SIMON
"For years I have been plagued with pain during sport, Jamie has permitted me to perform to the best of my ability, and importantly pain free"
EMMA
"Jamie's knowledge of my injury has enabled me to participate in recreational sport to levels which I have never reached before"
June 15, 2016
SUCCESS STORIES
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PROACTIVE
"WINNERS NEVER QUIT. QUITTERS NEVER WIN"
PROACTIVE was created for the specific needs of its clients.
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It's working principles follows a designed working methodology by:
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1. DIAGNOSING INJURIES
Within a clinical environment, your injury will be assessed and diagnosed.​
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2. TREATMENT
​A Sports Therapist has many techniques to treat injuries including: Sports Massage, Manual Therapy Mobilisation Techniques, and Proprioceptive Neuromusculature Facilitation to name a few.
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3. STRUCTURING REHABILITATION PLANS
To your injury, a detailed rehabilitation plan would be assigned, prescribing exercises to be completed at home.
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4. INJURY PREVENTION
Concurring with the rehabilitation aspect, the prevention of re-injury will be a large aspect of the sessions, ensuring adaptations in training and strengthening of the injury site has occurred.
5. THE WHOLE BODY APPROACH
Many factors can contribute to injury. A thorough approach is undertaken by studying associated regions that could have contributed, or been affected by the injury, will limit the possibility of secondary injuries.
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JAMIE PITTMAN
As a recently graduated Sports Therapy student from the University of Bath with a 2.1 grading classification, I'm looking to begin in my profession, applying the knowledge I have gained across the entirety of my degree. I am a confident, competent Sports Therapist, considering myself as extremely motivated, with a high willingness to learn, develop and progress in my profession.
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My high work ethic resulted in key academic units such as my Dissertation project into "What are the rapid weight-loss and control techniques of British jockeys and the psychological implications of a constant weight-loss culture?" and Clinical Practice being assessed to a 1st grading classification.
I have the commitment and dedication to succeed, with a reflective working practice. I pride myself on professionalism, always ensuring the needs of my clients are met. The creation of PROACTIVE will enable me to apply these skills.
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ABOUT ME
