Health & Performance 3

Health & Performance 3 Physiotherapist
Retül bike fitter
Coach HP3 consists of 3 core elements- Physiotherapy, Retül bike fitting, and coaching.

Tim Pigott is a highly specialized physiotherapist within the field of sports medicine with over 10 years experience of dealing with elite athletes. Tim works for three clinics, Preston Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic (Ribby Hall and Prestons College) and Worsley Physio Clinic in Manchester. www.athletematters.co.uk
www.prestonphysioclinic.co.uk
www.retul.com

Medal MondayCoach Tim had a fun day out at the inaugural  (Ultra Tour of the Quarries) 50miler (there was a 91mile route...
17/11/2025

Medal Monday

Coach Tim had a fun day out at the inaugural (Ultra Tour of the Quarries) 50miler (there was a 91mile route as well) by .co

Great low key event, perfect for people considering longer winter ultras in the future / pre Spine Race prep event. Entries for 2026 opening soon.

Medal MondayCongrats to  for 4th place and 1st v40 at the  Avebury 8 Nine. The profits from this race raise money for th...
17/11/2025

Medal Monday

Congrats to for 4th place and 1st v40 at the Avebury 8 Nine.

The profits from this race raise money for the Wiltshire & Bath Air Ambulance- a cause very close to my heart (Tim) as they were instrumental in keeping me alive 25yrs ago 🙏 Great work

Break your injury cycles.Mehdi came to HP3 after recurring injuries and uncertainty about how to train sustainably. Work...
11/11/2025

Break your injury cycles.

Mehdi came to HP3 after recurring injuries and uncertainty about how to train sustainably. Working closely with Coach Ed, he rebuilt trust in his body, added strength and resilience, and began to unlock his full potential.

Our coaching isn’t just about workouts, it’s about the system, feedback, and support that help athletes thrive through the inevitable highs and lows of endurance sport.

If you’re ready to train smarter, stay healthier, and go further than you thought possible, join Coach Ed and the team at

Medal Monday at the  coast to coast winter ultra this weekend, finishing with a solid 15th place 🙌 🏃‍♂️Coach            ...
10/11/2025

Medal Monday
at the coast to coast winter ultra this weekend, finishing with a solid 15th place 🙌

🏃‍♂️Coach

Welcome to TeamHP3 coach Jessica 🙌If you are in the trail running world, you’ll know Jessica and her infectious enthusia...
06/11/2025

Welcome to TeamHP3 coach Jessica 🙌

If you are in the trail running world, you’ll know Jessica and her infectious enthusiasm for life and adventure!

Jessica is a Registered Health and Exercise Practitioner through the Fitness Practitioners of Ontario (FPAO). With a BSc and MSc in Sport and Exercise Science from Leeds Beckett University and Staffordshire University, respectively, she specialised in biomechanics and environmental physiology, with both her dissertations focusing on the physiological responses of ultrarunners in cold exposure.

She has a broad spectrum in sports knowledge, as a former competitive figure skater, cross country skier, hurdler, and surprisingly, hammer thrower. She has long been involved in trail and ultrarunning, since 2008, running globally across various distances, terrains, and environments. Spending as much time out in the mountains as possible, she enjoys any outdoor pursuit, getting out for long rides on her road and gravel bikes, or climbing when time (and weather) allows. She also enjoys playing tag rugby, just to mix things up.

Her love of sports has had her involved in both coaching and training for over 15 years, combining her knowledge as an athlete, her academic pursuits, and certifications over the years (OFC-RHEP Personal Training, Athletics Canada, England Athletics, Skate Canada, Hockey Canada). She also has strong knowledge in working with athletes with chronic illnesses, especially IBDs, as she herself has ulcerative colitis, and understands the additional requirements that can be needed with training.

With her coaching with , she wants to ensure that she pulls the balance of enjoyment and improvement, pushing boundaries, and finding adventure in the everyday with her athletes.

If you’d like to tap into her experience and expertise drop us a message or check out the website.

Do you want more than a simple training plan?  Working with us at Team HP3 we help you grow in all areas of life.  Our i...
04/11/2025

Do you want more than a simple training plan? Working with us at Team HP3 we help you grow in all areas of life. Our integrated multidisciplinary team supports you in every facet of life to optimise your Health & Performance.

Our team is growing, so get in touch if you are ready to grow more than you expect.

Medal Monday. Another visit to the UK and another Lakes in a Day finish for  👏 This one was a challenging build up with ...
27/10/2025

Medal Monday. Another visit to the UK and another Lakes in a Day finish for 👏 This one was a challenging build up with a broken foot just a couple of months ago from an unlucky trip. Lots of cross training and strength work via meant that we could still toe the line for this mountain 50miler and better still, get to the finish 🙌

Medal Monday - huge congrats to  for 🥇at the Comrie Croft Enduro this last weekend.  Those who know, know that things ar...
27/10/2025

Medal Monday - huge congrats to for 🥇at the Comrie Croft Enduro this last weekend. Those who know, know that things aren’t always particularly easy for her, but the dedication and resilience (stubbornness!) pay off. Proud coaching team here 😊

A recent study in the Journal of Sports Sciences analysed 69 marathon runners using foot-pods and continuous heart-rate ...
25/10/2025

A recent study in the Journal of Sports Sciences analysed 69 marathon runners using foot-pods and continuous heart-rate data to understand how form changes under fatigue. Those with greater HR:speed decoupling (less durability) showed more breakdown in mechanics, but much of this disappeared once speed was accounted for. In other words, most “form collapse” happens because we slow down, not because the stride suddenly fails.

However, the more durable runners, the ones who held pace best, showed a clear pattern; they maintained or slightly increased cadence while allowing their stride to shorten and vertical bounce to drop. They adjusted rhythm, not effort, to stay efficient. The physiological drift came first, but the most resilient runners managed it with rhythm control.

What to do:
Train to delay decoupling: Use long steady runs, progressive efforts, and disciplined fuelling and pacing to resist early fatigue.

Practise cadence control: In the final third of long runs, focus on holding or slightly increasing cadence as fatigue builds; let the stride shorten naturally.

Include variable-cadence sessions: For example, 3 × 3 km at marathon pace with cadence targets of 178, 182, and 186 spm, separated by 1 km easy. This builds awareness and control over rhythm late in runs.

Support with strength and plyometrics: Improve leg stiffness and coordination so you can sustain efficient mechanics when tired.

Durability is not just endurance, it’s the ability to keep your rhythm when everything else starts to fade.

Reference
Hunter, J., Lena, M., & Muniz-Pumares, D. (2025). Durability of physiological and biomechanical variables during a marathon. Journal of Sports Sciences.

Are you dreaming of UTMB?  Do you hope to toe the line with  (ARC 100 🥇 this year) on the full loop? Whatever events you...
23/10/2025

Are you dreaming of UTMB? Do you hope to toe the line with (ARC 100 🥇 this year) on the full loop?

Whatever events you have lined up, we at TeamHP3 can help, whether that is a structured training plan or full coached support. At HP3 we have endurance coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, sports psychologist, nutritionists, physios, bike fitters, endocrinologist (sleep coach), all under one roof to give you an elite level service.

Lewis and the team are ready to help you realise your potential.

Medal MondayCongrats to Amy and Rosie for smashing Ironman Portugal this past weekend (Rosie’s first Ironman too!) Amy i...
20/10/2025

Medal Monday

Congrats to Amy and Rosie for smashing Ironman Portugal this past weekend (Rosie’s first Ironman too!)

Amy is also our team sport psychologist. All our staff at TeamHP3 practice what we preach 💪

Medal Monday Congrats to Jemela for her recent 3rd place finish at the Baguio Foundation Day Run (13.5miles).
20/10/2025

Medal Monday

Congrats to Jemela for her recent 3rd place finish at the Baguio Foundation Day Run (13.5miles).

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