Bees Rugby: Physio Room

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2009/10

EMMA MARK

Bringing you the latest from Bees Head Physiotherapist, Emma Mark - scroll down or click on the dates to be taken to relevant commentary:

22nd January 2010

Injury update:

Ben Patston - Scan on Left Knee 22/1/2010 awaiting results
Rickie Aley - back to full training
Russell Earnshaw - back to full training

15th January 2010

Injury update:

Ricky Davies - Back to full training
Rickie Aley - Back to non-contact training Return date Roughly end of Feb
Russell Earnshaw - Awaiting scan on shoulder injury

18th November 2009

Injury update:

Rickie Aley - Continuing with strengthening aspect of rehab. Return to training tba
Ricky Davies - Disk Bulges Lower back - completing rehab. Return to training tba
Russell Earnshaw - Dislocation right shoulder - beginning rehab. Return to training 4-6 weeks

12th October 2009

Injury update:

PJ Gidlow - right knee, MCL strain, completing non-contact training
Rickie Aley - ACL repair, completing early rehabilitation

14th September 2009

Injury update:

Cameron Mitchell - back to full training
PJ Gidlow - MCL strain, six weeks rehabilitation
Dan Seal - back to full contact
Ricky Davies - back to full contact

20th August 2009

After a very successful season last year we are all hard at work aiming to produce more exciting matches for you to enjoy this year. It's been an eventful pre-season both on and off the pitch and we're all looking forward to getting stuck into the new season.

The guys all love training but the least favourite part for all of them is definitely having to spend a lot of time with Chris Kemp and myself if they get injured. The challenge for us both is to get them back training and fit for selection as soon as possible and I know we both relish this task.

I'll be updating these pages each week with information regarding our long-term injured players only as knocks and bumps would provide far too long a list due to the collision nature of rugby so keep checking back to see how everything's going!

So here's to a long and successful season and I'll see you all from the side of the pitch!

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