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Running physio Dublin

  • 01-12-2013 11:29pm
    #1
    smythy25
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    I'm looking to see a physio in the Dublin area who specialises in running injuries, can anyone recommend anyone in particular?

    The issue I have is related to my foot, I have seen a podiatrist on a number of occasions but the problem persists, and I'm looking for a second opinion the the injury prognosis.
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  • #2
    Alf Veedersane
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    I've been to see Aidan Woods in Pearse Street Physiotherapy and found him excellent. It wasn't for a running injury, mind you, but I know he runs a good bit himself so I'd have thought it likely he'd be pretty good for running injuries too.


  • #3
    ecoli
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    Where abouts in Dublin are you based?


  • #4
    Hanley
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    Alf Veedersane wrote: »
    I've been to see Aidan Woods in Pearse Street Physiotherapy and found him excellent. It wasn't for a running injury, mind you, but I know he runs a good bit himself so I'd have thought it likely he'd be pretty good for running injuries too.

    Aidan's entire team is great.

    One of the lads who works outta his clinic rehab'd a client of mine who went and wrecked his knee trying to prep too fast for a half marathon.


  • #5
    Alf Veedersane
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    Hanley wrote: »
    Aidan's entire team is great.

    +1 on that.


  • #6
    Ant11
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    +1 on Aidan Woods team. I was with James Sherry there, excellent treatment. I'd also highly recommend Rory O'Neill in Ratoath who does triathlon training.


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  • #7
    smythy25
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25 ✭smythy25


    Thanks everyone, I'll look into Aidan Woods.

    @ecoli I live in Ballinteer, Dublin 16.


  • #8
    menoscemo
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    smythy25 wrote: »
    Thanks everyone, I'll look into Aidan Woods.

    @ecoli I live in Ballinteer, Dublin 16.

    This guy is good for you
    http://cfphysicaltherapy.com/

    I have been to Aidan myself, he misdiagnosed my injury and cost me a pretty packet. I am not saying he is not great, bit no-one is perfect. Ciaran won't waste your time if he doesn't know what is the cause of your injury...


  • #9
    smythy25
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 25 ✭smythy25


    Thanks @menoscemo, just down the road from me. I'll give Ciaran a shout first


  • #10
    ecoli
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    menoscemo wrote: »
    This guy is good for you
    http://cfphysicaltherapy.com/

    I have been to Aidan myself, he misdiagnosed my injury and cost me a pretty packet. I am not saying he is not great, bit no-one is perfect. Ciaran won't waste your time if he doesn't know what is the cause of your injury...

    This was actually who I was going to recommend in that area. I have not had treatment myself from him but generally he has a good reputation from runners who he has worked on


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