Bridgwater United Football Club is delighted to announce a brand new partnership with Body Mechanics.
Body Mechanics are a Bridgwater based pain and movement specialists providing injury care and performance improvement training to both the general public and sporting teams.
A team of highly skilled pain and movement specialists, that are trained to use a variety of expert techniques and methods to help treat and rehabilitate a vast range of musculoskeletal injuries, such as back pain, sciatica, muscle discomfort as well as complete rehabilitation following on from surgeries such as hip replacements and ligament reconstructions. This new partnership will see Body Mechanics provide their expertise to both men and women’s first teams.
Each of Body Mechanics clients receive a bespoke treatment plan specific to their individual needs in order to help improve movement and get them back to a pain free lifestyle.
Commenting on the new Partnership Laurence Nicholson from Body Mechanics said, “We are pleased to be working with Bridgwater United to help the club achieve their aspirations and to play our role in keeping the athletes performing at their best.
Working with athletes and helping them to obtain their full potential has always been a strong passion of ours, whether this is helping them when recovering from an injury or guiding them to improve their strength and conditioning to help them become the best possible athletes that they can be.
Body Mechanics have worked with a number of local athletes and sports teams of all abilities from grassroots to Olympians. We will use the skills we have learnt from our past experiences combined with staying up to date with modern research to be able to offer the best care and advice possible.
We look forward to working with Bridgwater United and their players for the foreseeable future and hope to fulfil our role to ensure the future success of the club.”
CEO Adam Murry remarked, “This is yet another partnership with a brilliant local company that provides further support to our First Teams in reaching our collective ambitions as a club. I’m really excited to be working alongside Laurence, Spence and the team. ”
COO Ewan Greenhill added “Performance and wellbeing support is a massive area of the game that is often overlooked at the non-league / part-time levels. This is something we have put a big emphasis on whether that be by providing nutritious post-match meals to improving both squads fitness and robustness for the rest of the season. Keeping the squads healthy and fit week in, week out is proven to help build their success.”
