Mitchinhovepark

Mitchinhovepark Self confessed sports injury, running injury, back pain, running & performance geek, nerd, enthusiast.

20/10/2025

Truth be told, I believe we have all the answers how to fix ourselves if we learnt to listen more to our wiser side. I don’t necessarily believe that health practitioners like us are telling you much more than you already know. I believe we’re good sound boards most of the time just connecting the pieces together! Trust yourself to be able to do that.
So I ask you right know, what’s wrong with you? And how are you going to fix it?
















First marathon? The question is how far are you willing to run training for it? Despite the further distance you run, th...
06/10/2025

First marathon? The question is how far are you willing to run training for it? Despite the further distance you run, the more confidence you’ll have for the big day. Running too close to marathon distance also brings you dangerously to playing in the devils playground by risking the likeliness of injury. The question is how much are you willing to dance with the devil! I support runners of all levels from couch to 5k to ultra endurance. 25 years experience supporting the Brighton & Hove running community. If you have any niggles or performance issues you'd like to discuss, give me the opportunity to show you how can help!

If you find yourself continuingly shifting from one injury to another or simply finding it impossible to overcome a present injury... we need to talk! My expertise (sounds grand) is working with athletes and non athletes to helping delve through the beautiful bitter sweet anatomical puzzle that crea...

17/09/2025

Icing an area within the first 24 hours of injury can significantly reduce injury time and therefore get you back to doing what you do quicker. And if you can’t access any ice, a bag of peas is the perfect alternative. All I am saying is… give it a go!















Injured? In discomfort? Struggling to shift an old persistent injury? Let me show you how I can help! I'm a self confess...
17/09/2025

Injured? In discomfort? Struggling to shift an old persistent injury? Let me show you how I can help! I'm a self confessed running biomechanics nerd and sports injury rehabilitation specialist. I work with sporting and non sporting people to help delve through the beautiful bitter sweet anatomical puzzle that creates muscular mahem up and down the body. Located at Hove Park Bowling Green Pavilion (stones throw from Hove Park Cafe), call today or visit www.MitchinHovePark.com, let me show you how I can help!

06/08/2025

Injured? Plateaued? Struggling to make the start line?
Whether you’re nursing a stubborn injury, stuck in a training rut or weeks away from race day and unsure if you’ll make it, let me show you how I can help. I’m a self confessed running injury & performance geek based in Hove Park. I specialise in helping runners just like you get to the start line, even at the 11th hour.
Whether its back pain, knee niggles or performance blocks, whatever is holding you back, call today or visit www.MitchinHovePark.com, let’s keep you running strong, robust and injury free.

Self confessed sports injury, running injury, back pain, running & performance geek, nerd, enthusiast.

Running, my honest opinion so far...After 25 years immersing myself in physics, biomechanics, clinical gait analysis, fo...
06/08/2025

Running, my honest opinion so far...
After 25 years immersing myself in physics, biomechanics, clinical gait analysis, foot shapes, orthotics, ramp angles, shoe design, barefoot, forefoot, cadence, evolution, Pose, Chi, Masai, Alexander, Vibram five fingers (what were we thinking?), and investigating nearly every running bandwagon theory under the sun, I’ve arrived at one clear conclusion and a single, simple truth: To be a better runner, focus on strength, conditioning & mobility. That’s it. Here’s the breakdown of my findings:

06/08/2025

Running, my honest opinion so far...
After 25 years immersing myself in physics, biomechanics, clinical gait analysis, foot shapes, orthotics, ramp angles, shoe design, barefoot, forefoot, cadence, evolution, Pose, Chi, Masai, Alexander, Vibram five fingers (what were we thinking?), and investigating nearly every running bandwagon theory under the sun, I’ve arrived at one clear conclusion and a single, simple truth: To be a better runner, focus on strength, conditioning & mobility. That’s it. Here’s the breakdown of my findings:
1. There’s no one running style that fits all. We’re all built differently. What works for one runner might not work for you.
2. There’s no such thing as bad running technique yet there is always better. The fact that you’re running is better than not.
3. Promoting better posture will always help stabilize your body weight and make you become more balanced and efficient.
4. Forefoot running might scientifically make you more efficient, but could well cause calf and achillies pain / discomfort.
5. The older we get, the more we need to respect our need to recover. Most clinics are busy with older runners ignoring this simple rule.
6. Choose ‘maximistic’ over ‘minimalistic’ running shoes. Treat your feet especially if you’re doing a lot of road running.
7. If returning from injury, promote 5 minute increments of running every other day. ‘Tease’ your body back to fitness.
8. Get off road at least once a week. The body far prefers a natural undulating surface over a relentlessly hard, flat, non porous one.
9. Adopt a simple post run cool down program and foam roll regularly too. You’ll spend less time needing to see a professional.
10. Running more doesn’t always make you a better runner, but strength & conditioning... that definitely will.

Self confessed sports injury, running injury, back pain, running & performance geek, nerd, enthusiast.

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Hove Park Pavilion, Hove Park
Hove
BN37BF

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Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9am - 11:30am
Friday 10am - 5pm
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