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
Stuart graduated with a degree in Sports Studies from the West Sussex Institute of Higher Education in Chichester and went on to work in the world of corporate health and fitness, where he managed fitness centres.
Stuart has always been into competitive athletics and his interest in chiropractic started as a young athlete with the development of debilitating leg pain. He was successfully treated using chiropractic which led Stuart to study chiropractic at the prestigious Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth. This allowed him to further develop his interests in the biomechanics of human movement and its relationship to health and fitness. Stuart now has over twenty years of experience in treating and preventing mechanical pain of musculoskeletal origin.
Stuart has a young family and enjoys balancing life as a dad and ‘kids taxi driver’, with his interest in sports. He likes to compete in open water swimming, road races and triathlon events.
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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
