L.E. Sports Therapy

L.E. Sports Therapy Sports Injury Clinic L.E Sports Therapy was opened in March 2011. Lisa currently works at Rhyl FC as their Sports Therapist and has worked there since 2006.

The clinic provides injury rehabilitation for a wide range of conditions, also provide sports massage. The benefits of visiting the clinic include:
Improving posture,
Encouraging relaxation,
Assisting recovery from injury,
Reducing muscular aches and pains
Restoring joints and muscles to full function and mobility

L.E Sports Injury Clinic is ran by Lisa Edwards who graduated as a Sports Therapist BSc (Hons) from The University of Birmingham in 2008.

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄My out-of-office is now on.Thank you so much for all the wonderful gifts, but more importantl...
22/12/2025

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄
My out-of-office is now on.
Thank you so much for all the wonderful gifts, but more importantly, thank you for choosing me to look after you and help treat your aches and pains. I’m incredibly grateful for your continued support and trust. 💚
Enjoy the festive season, and I’ll see you soon!

08/11/2025

Weekend warriors, this one’s for you! ⚡
From early gym grinds to afternoon kickabouts, Saturdays are made for being active.
Just remember — your body needs care too!
Sports therapy keeps you moving pain-free and ready for the next challenge. 💥

This Halloween, let’s talk about one of the real fears athletes face: the fear of re-injury. 👻In sports therapy, we see ...
31/10/2025

This Halloween, let’s talk about one of the real fears athletes face: the fear of re-injury. 👻
In sports therapy, we see this all the time — athletes working hard physically but haunted by the mental “monsters” of doubt and pain.
A key part of recovery isn’t just rebuilding the body, but also restoring confidence. Through guided movement, education, and support, we help athletes conquer those fears and return stronger.
So this spooky season, remember: the only ghosts worth chasing are your goals.

🎁 Gift Vouchers & Gift Boxes Available Now! 🎁Give the gift of relaxation, recovery, and wellbeing this Christmas. 🎅Wheth...
29/10/2025

🎁 Gift Vouchers & Gift Boxes Available Now! 🎁
Give the gift of relaxation, recovery, and wellbeing this Christmas. 🎅
Whether it’s a sports massage, rehab session, or a recovery gift box, it’s the perfect way to treat the active people in your life.
🏃‍♀️ Available to purchase in-clinic or online now!

20/10/2025

🦴 Today is World Osteoporosis Day!
Strong bones, strong future. 💪
Osteoporosis is a silent disease that weakens bones and increases the risk of fractures — but it’s preventable!
Here’s how you can take action:
✅ Eat calcium- and vitamin D-rich foods
🏃‍♀️ Stay active with weight-bearing exercises
🚭 Avoid smoking and limit alcohol
🩺 Get regular bone density checks
Let’s raise awareness and take steps to keep our bones healthy for life!

17/08/2025

🔥 Stay Safe in the Heat: Hydration Matters! 💧
When temperatures rise, your body works harder to keep cool — and that means you lose fluids faster through sweat. Even mild dehydration can cause fatigue, dizziness, and headaches, while severe dehydration can become a medical emergency.
✅ Tips to stay hydrated in hot weather:
Drink water regularly, even if you don’t feel thirsty.
Carry a refillable water bottle and sip throughout the day.
Limit caffeine and alcohol — they can worsen dehydration.
Eat water-rich foods like fruits and vegetables.
If you’re working or exercising outside, take frequent breaks in the shade and replenish electrolytes.
🚨 Warning signs of dehydration & heat stress:
Dark urine or infrequent urination
Dry mouth or excessive thirst
Dizziness, weakness, or nausea
Confusion or rapid heartbeat
🌡️ Remember: By the time you feel very thirsty, your body is already dehydrated. Prevention is the best protection.

15/07/2025

🦵Why Are Your Calves Always Tight?
Tight calves aren’t just from training — here’s what might be causing it:

🔹 Overuse (running, walking, training hard)
🔹 Sitting too much
🔹 Poor footwear (flat shoes or heels)
🔹 Skipping mobility/stretching
🔹 Limited ankle range
🔹 Weak glutes or core = calves overcompensate
🔹 Dehydration or low electrolytes
🔹 Stress (yes, it shows up in your body)

How can we help:

✅ Hands-on treatment – deep tissue, trigger point & myofascial release
✅ Stretching & mobility – improve flexibility + ankle range
✅ Rehab exercises – strengthen weak links & prevent flare-ups
✅ Movement assessment – find out what’s really causing the tightness
✅ Footwear & recovery advice

Tight calves can lead to Achilles pain, shin splints, and more.

🗓️ Book in for a full release + recovery plan.
Let’s get you moving better, fast.

07/07/2025

🌞 Happy Monday!
New week. New goals. New mindset. 💪
Let’s kick off the week with positive vibes, strong coffee, and unstoppable energy! ☕✨

03/07/2025

Lower back pain is one of the most common issues people face, and managing it well can make a huge difference in quality of life and physical function. Here are key tips for dealing with lower back pain, including daily habits, movement, and recovery strategies:

✅ Daily Habits
Good posture: Keep spine neutral, use lumbar support.
Limit sitting: Move every 30–60 mins; avoid slouching.
Work setup: Monitor at eye level, feet flat, hips/knees at 90°.
🏃 Safe Movement
DO:

Core stability: bird-dog, glute bridges, dead bugs
Gentle cardio: walking, swimming
Stretch hips, hamstrings, and glutes
AVOID:

Twisting, heavy lifting, high-impact exercise
Deep bending (e.g., toe touches)
🧘 Helpful Stretches (20–30 sec)
Knee-to-chest (single leg)
Child’s pose
Cat-cow
Pelvic tilts
Figure-4 stretch
🛌 Sleep Tips
Best: On your back (pillow under knees) or side (pillow between knees)
Use a firm mattress and get up slowly
🧊 Ice vs. Heat
Ice: Acute pain or swelling
Heat: Chronic stiffness
Alternate if needed
👩‍⚕️ When to Seek Help
Numbness, leg weakness, bladder/bowel issues, or worsening pain → see a doctor

02/07/2025

Recovering properly after exercise is essential for muscle repair, reducing soreness, and improving overall performance. Here are some science-backed tips to help you recover efficiently:

🔑 Immediate Post-Workout (0–1 Hour After)
Hydrate
Replenish fluids lost through sweat.
Include electrolytes (sodium, potassium) if the workout was intense or long.
Refuel with Protein & Carbs
Aim for a mix of protein (10–30g) and carbs (30–60g) to repair muscles and replenish glycogen.
Example: A smoothie with protein powder, banana, and almond milk.
Cool Down & Stretch
Do 5–10 minutes of light activity (walking, cycling) to gradually lower your heart rate.
Follow with static stretching to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness.
🕒 Next Few Hours
Get Quality Sleep
Growth hormone, crucial for recovery, is released during deep sleep.
Aim for 7–9 hours per night.
Use Active Recovery
Engage in light movement like walking, swimming, or yoga the next day.
This boosts circulation and reduces muscle soreness (DOMS).
Foam Rolling or Massage
Helps release muscle tension and improve blood flow.
10–15 minutes post-workout or later in the day can help reduce soreness.
🧊 Optional Tools
Cold Therapy (Ice Bath)
Can reduce inflammation and soreness after intense workouts.
Use 10–15 minutes post-exercise if you’re doing high-volume or endurance training.
Compression Garments
May help reduce muscle soreness and improve recovery by increasing blood flow.
Supplements (if needed)
Creatine: Helps with muscle recovery and performance.
BCAAs or EAAs: Can support muscle repair, especially if you're low on dietary protein.
🚫 What to Avoid
Skipping Meals after a hard session.
Excessive sitting or lying still all day.
Alcohol immediately post-exercise — it impairs recovery and hydration.

27/06/2025

🧠💪 What is Sports Therapy?
It’s not just for athletes — it’s for anyone who moves. 👟💼🏃‍♀️

Whether you’re training hard, dealing with daily aches, or recovering from an injury, sports therapy helps you:
✅ Prevent injuries

✅ Recover safely
✅ Rebuild strength & mobility
✅ Move and feel better

From office workers to weekend warriors, sports therapy supports your active lifestyle — no matter your sport (or lack of one 😉).

📍You don’t need to be an athlete to benefit — just someone who wants to move well and live pain-free.

27/06/2025

📣 Hey everyone!
Sorry for the radio silence — the madness that is the football season well and truly took over! ⚽🔥

Now that things have settled down, we’re back and ready to share more updates, tips, and everything in between.

Thanks for sticking with us — stay tuned, there’s plenty more to come! 💪

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111 Grange Road
Rhyl
LL184DA

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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