Crux Physiotherapy

01/11/2025

Some nice feedback to end the week on. Reach out if we can help you get back to your best. We treat all musculoskeletal injuries and problems not just climbing injuries! Have a good weekend.

24/10/2025

Some lovely feedback and testimonials from clients. As a physiotherapist there is nothing better than working with motivated clients and getting them back to their best! Reach out if you need any support with a new or stubborn injury. Have a good weekend!

13/01/2025

Thanks for the kind words.

06/12/2024

12/05/2023

Another productive week working in clinic. I will be taking some annual leave in June which will reduce availability for appointments. 9th -19th June. Enjoy the sunshine.

15/08/2022

I will be on annual leave from the 24th August to the 11th September 2022. Many thanks.

27/01/2022

Another busy one in clinic this week. We are still getting a few last minute cancellations. Feel free to get in contact if you require an appointment. Have a lovely week all.

18/01/2022

Happy New Year all. I will be on annual leave for the rest of the week but back in to clinic next Thursday 27th . There are a couple of cancellations available for next week as required. Have a great week.

03/06/2021

I will be on annual leave till the 18th June and will respond to any queries on my return. Thanks

07/01/2021

We are open as usual with our Covid safe precautions. Both virtual and face to face appointments are available. We will complete a telephone or virtual screening prior to face to face appointments to check medical history and Covid risk factors. Virtual assessments are available to those who require them.

15/12/2020

We are open as usual with our Covid safe precautions. Both virtual and face to face appointments are available. We will complete a telephone screening prior to face to face appointments to check medical history and Covid risk factors. Virtual assessments are available to those who require them.

08/12/2020

With great regret we announce the passing of Doug Scott CBE.

Most famous for being the first Briton to climb Mount Everest. In 1975 he topped out on Everest with Dougal Haston having made the first ascent of the South West face. He survived an unplanned bivi just below the summit without oxygen or sleeping bag.

Hailing from Nottingham, Doug was a rock climber and big wall climber before he went onto to be one of the main players in the Bonington Expedition generation of the 1970's. Moving away from the larger siege style expeditions he was a pioneer in the small team Himalayan Alpine Style ascents.

With ascents of Kangchenjunga, Nuptse, Shivling and Shisapangma he became one of the greatest Himalayan mountaineers of all time. After climbing the Ogre with Sir Chris Bonington an abseiling error led to Doug breaking both his legs whilst still being quite close to the summit. What followed was an epic crawl of survival with Bonington, Mo Anthoine and Clive Rowland down the mountain and across the glacier.

What Doug should be remembered for most is his work with the local people of Nepal. Founding Community Action Nepal and setting up 15 schools, 20 health posts, 3 porter rescue centres and numerous community buildings.

Doug has left a legacy behind him. Rest in Peace.

https://www.canepal.org.uk/about