by Katie Howard | May 21, 2026 | Home, In The Treatment Room, Pillar 2
In elite sport, returning quickly from injury is often expected rather than questioned. Retired Olympic alpine skier Charlie Guest reflects on a career shaped by rapid comebacks, hidden complications and the long-term consequences of returning to competition before...
by Rosie Wood | May 19, 2026 | Home, In The Treatment Room, Pillar 4
Former footballer Franz Carr enjoyed a successful career, but behind the highlights his injuries were ever-present. In the ruthless 1990s football culture, this feature explores what life in permanent recovery was really like. It’s April 1990. Wembley Stadium....
by James Streatfield | May 19, 2026 | In The Treatment Room
What really happens between the moment an athlete gets injured and the moment they finally return? Consultant Trauma and former Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon Bill Ribbans lifts the lid on the unseen reality of elite sporting comebacks – from high-risk surgeries to...
by Rosie Wood | May 19, 2026 | In The Treatment Room, Top Story
Five truths about sleep from Dr David Garley at The Better Sleep Clinic, specialising in elite athlete sleep programmes. Sleep is often treated like another performance metric to optimise, but for athletes operating under pressure – competition, selection,...
