Physio with experience working with cyclists

dooverylittle · 19-10-2018 11:26AM #1

Can anyone recommend a physio who is a good problem solver used to working with cyclists.
I have had a couple of professional bike fits done so I have no interest in exploring that option any further.
I am based in Dublin, thanks.

Get In There · 19-10-2018 11:30AM

dooverylittle wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a physio who is a good problem solver used to working with cyclists.
I have had a couple of professional bike fits done so I have no interest in exploring that option any further.
I am based in Dublin, thanks.

Pat Halpin out in Skerries. He's a keen cyclist with Swords CC so he knows his stuff.

dooverylittle · 19-10-2018 11:37AM

Great, thank you.

Dr_Colossus · 19-10-2018 12:16PM

Weepsie wrote: »

Used to go to Pearse Street Physio when I had issues. They've a few Physios, but if you get the main guy Aidan, you'll not go wrong.

+1 for Aidan Woods, a preventative type physio so once he identifies the problem and you follow his advise you shouldn't need to see much more of him. Think he mountain bikes himself also.

Plastik · 19-10-2018 02:11PM

Aidan Woods @ Pearse St. Physio or Aidan Hammond @ Bike Fitting Ireland, just outside Bray.

Miklos · 19-10-2018 02:49PM

I've had a good experience with Ailbe McCormack in Ranelagh Physio. Sorted me out after a bad crash.

Bambaata · 19-10-2018 03:08PM

Rather than create a new thread i hope its ok to ask if anyone knows of any GP who would be good at these sort of issues. I need a GP as i am a VHI member and am 90% certain ill need an MRI. MRI is only covered under referral from a consultant or GP (had been seeing a therapist for a good while who states ill need an MRI to get any further - bad clicking in knee!)

Any Dublin GPs of that nature anyone care to recommend?

brownian · 24-10-2018 05:15PM

John Duignan in Stillorgan Medical Centre is a keen cyclist. As to whether he'd meet your exact needs, I can't say, but you might give him a try?

Junior · 25-10-2018 03:30PM

Bambaata wrote: »

Rather than create a new thread i hope its ok to ask if anyone knows of any GP who would be good at these sort of issues. I need a GP as i am a VHI member and am 90% certain ill need an MRI. MRI is only covered under referral from a consultant or GP (had been seeing a therapist for a good while who states ill need an MRI to get any further - bad clicking in knee!)

Any Dublin GPs of that nature anyone care to recommend?

You might give Keith a shout Eddie, he'd probably best know someone who'd be able to help...

Your DS

midonogh · 25-10-2018 04:04PM

+1 on Pat Halpin. He has sorted out a number of niggles for me. Takes appointments late into the evening, 8 or 9pm, which is helpful if like me you cannot get out during work

P_1 · 25-10-2018 04:07PM

midonogh wrote: »

+1 on Pat Halpin. He has sorted out a number of niggles for me. Takes appointments late into the evening, 8 or 9pm, which is helpful if like me you cannot get out during work

Think he used to be my principal in secondary school. Always seemed a good egg, glad to see he escaped the nightmare that is the teaching sector

lizzylad84 · 29-10-2018 04:31PM

Mickey laverty here in Dundalk. I know it's about up the road from you. He's been working with team sky fir the past couple of seasons.

Physio with experience working with cyclists

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