Tendon problems and how to treat them
Tendon problems, otherwise known as tendinopathies, are the bane of the professional career of many musculoskeletal therapists. They’re notoriously volatile, they can be annoyingly recurrent,
September 4, 2026
Ben completed his Chiropractic master’s degree following five years of study at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth and has now returned to his home county of Norfolk. Ben’s interest in chiropractic started young, growing up managing sports injuries, giving him a first-hand experience of chiropractic care.
Ben has a great interest in biomechanics — how the body moves and functions — which shows up in his own life too, as a keen cyclist and gym-goer with a genuine curiosity for the science behind why the body moves the way it does. Ben brings a practical, detail-driven approach to management and prevention of musculoskeletal pain.
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Tendon problems, otherwise known as tendinopathies, are the bane of the professional career of many musculoskeletal therapists. They’re notoriously volatile, they can be annoyingly recurrent,
As a chiropractor, most of the problems we see revolve around problems with the low back. This is partly because that’s what chiropractors are best
