Yesterday saw yet another glorious victory for Team GB’s
women’s hockey, the girls winning 5-3 over South
Korea , following on from the epic hands-down 4-0 victory
over Japan
on Sunday. Well done girls!
But another great victory saw yet another damaging injury
for the team, leaving Britain
speculating whether the girls can sustain this level of success with these
continual injuries cropping up. With the team’s captain, Kate Walsh, already
recovering in hospital from surgery to place a metal plate into her jaw after a
blow to the face in Sunday’s match against Japan , last night saw top GB
scorer, Alex Danson, stretchered off the pitch in agony 3 minutes from time
after sustaining a twisted ankle in a tackle. Although the girls appear to be
unfazed by these injuries, failing to let it beat their great record of
victories so far in the 2012 Olympic Games, it appears that the team are
dropping like flies!
The girls could really benefit with a few sessions of Bowen
Therapy to ensure that these injuries are treated efficiently, and that they do
not affect our great chances in getting the gold! Bowen therapy is a technique
that releases muscular stresses from deep within, and encourages the body to
recognise its injuries and heal itself, rather than manipulating an unnatural
change. This means that Bowen Therapy treats muscular injuries from deep within
the muscle, leading to an efficient treatment for injury not only in the short
term, but also in the long run, meaning that out injured Olympic hopefuls have
a greater chance of getting back to the competition, whilst ensuring that their
sustained injuries do not cause any problems in the long run.
To find out more about Bowen therapy, and to see how it can
help you and your own sports injuries and much much more, visit their website: http://www.bowen-therapy.co/ Their long
list of glowing testimonials speak for themselves!
We wish both Walsh and Danson a speedy recovery, and wish
the girls good luck and to keep up the good work- GO TEAM GB!
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