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Our recommended daily routine to support energy, appetite control and digestion. Two simple daily drinks to support energy, mood, digestion, and feeling fuller between meals.The Feel Great Kit is a straightforward daily routine many of our clients use to support...

  Job description Background and who we are Moore Performance Limited (MPL) is an established and highly respected family run sports injury company. We currently have clinics in St Ives, Godmanchester and Cambridge. We are passionate about excellent customer...

You may have come across Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) in your appointments, or through online research, but you’re not quite sure what it is or how it works.   IASTM is a revolutionary technique that allows manipulation of the soft tissues...

One of the most common injuries we see on a consistent basis is sprained ankles. It’s easily done and sometimes cannot be helped! Whether it's a minor twist or a severe strain, a sprained ankle can disrupt your daily routine and limit your mobility. From running...

You don’t need us to tell you how important your sleep is. We’ve discussed before why sleep is an essential component to support your health and wellbeing – whether its physical development, mental and cognitive development or emotional regulation. Is it any different...

There’s a common myth that you need to be an athlete to get a sports massage. This is not true, despite the term ‘sports massage’.  Getting your first sports massage can be daunting, especially if you don’t know what to expect. Attending any appointment for the first...

Foam rolling – you see fitness gurus doing it, but is it worth the hype?    What is it? Foam rolling is a type of self-massage that you can do at home. The foam roller comes in many sizes, shapes and divets to help alleviate tightness in your body. Many people use...

Stiffness is often the result of muscle soreness. It’s often described as an achy, tender sensation in the muscle and surrounding area. This stiffness (also known as delayed-onset-muscle-soreness (DOMS for short)) may set in anywhere between a few hours and a few days...