Physio Collection (#2)

John Inglis of Aberdeen kneeling on ground being treated by a physio after a headbutt by Paul Gascoigne of Rangers in their Scottish Premier League match at Ibrox. 11th November 1995

Taped sprained ankle C017 / 3695
Taped sprained ankle. Close-up of elastic therapeutic tape (kinesio tape) being used to promote lymphatic drainage, and therefore reduce swelling, in a womans sprained ankle

Physiotherapy equipment. These exercise balls, known by a variety of names, are used when exercising and during physiotherapy

Aerial view of Rue Blaise-Pascal, Casablanca, Morocco. Date: circa 1930

Physiotherapist treating gymnast C015 / 6203
Sports medicine. A physiotherapist checking the ankles of a gymnast during a training session

Physio treating volleyball player C015 / 6197
Sports medicine. A physiotherapist applying an ice pack to the shoulder of a volleyball player. Ice packs are used to ease minor and moderate swellings in joints

Obesity clinic C013 / 8714
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8713
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8712
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8711
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8708
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient in an exercise class

Obesity clinic C013 / 8710
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8709
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8707
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient in an exercise class

Obesity clinic C013 / 8704
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Obesity clinic C013 / 8700
MODEL RELEASED. Obesity clinic. Patient with physiotherapist

Rehabilitation exercises, artwork
Rehabilitation exercises. Computer artwork showing a man performing exercises as part of physical therapy aimed at maintaining and restoring maximum movement following an injury

Gymnasium, Princess Marys Hospital, Margate, Kent
The gymnasium and physiotherapy department at Princess Marys Hospital, Margate, Kent. A wide range of equipment includes an exercise bicycle, a ships wheel, and part of a bus

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"Physio: The Unsung Heroes Behind Every Athlete's Triumph" In the world of sports, physiotherapists play a crucial role in ensuring athletes are at their peak performance. From Aston Villa Football Club on 27th July 1989 to Middlesbrough F. C. In April 1974, these professionals have been an integral part of countless success stories. One iconic image captures England manager Don Revie massaging the thigh of a naked Kevin Keegan during his time with Aston Villa FC. It showcases the trust and bond between player and physio, as they work tirelessly to keep players fit and ready for action. But it's not just football that relies on these skilled individuals. Mary Treen from Harrow was a typist in the "World of Sport, " yet her life changed when she became involved with physiotherapy. Her dedication and passion led her to help numerous athletes recover from injuries and achieve their dreams. Jimmy Headridge, trainer for Middlesbrough Football Club at Ayresome Park in April 1974, is another name etched into history. His expertise as a physiotherapist proved invaluable for both players and fans alike. In January 1975, he continued making strides alongside his wife Margaret by his side – a testament to the unwavering support behind every successful professional. The joy radiating from Boro FC's trainer-physiotherapist Jimmy Headridge is evident as he celebrates victories with his wife by his side. Their shared happiness reflects the deep connection forged within this profession – where dedication extends beyond individual accomplishments. Jim Walker served as Aston Villa Football Club's esteemed physiotherapist on August 5th, 1991 - another unsung hero who worked tirelessly behind-the-scenes to ensure players were always match-fit. His commitment exemplifies how vital these professionals are in maintaining an athlete's physical well-being throughout their career.