Balmain Exercise Physiology - ZEAL

Judyth Sachs 

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3 years ago

I came to see Simon after tripping and fracturing my wrist and then tripping at home and spraining both ankles. Simon described the treatment regime, and what was expected in terms of my recovery. Now after four months of treatment my arm is improving in terms of strength and flexibility, as are ankles. His personable approach and expertise have given me confidence in my recovery and how long it will take. In lockdown my appointments give me something to look forward to. I would, and have recommended his services to others. 

C L 

on Google

3 years ago

Excellent practice with the right level of proactive clinical treatment, rebalancing both overworked and underworked muscles, tendons etc, as well as specific remedial exercises that can be done independently and without equipment, for any injury type or age. With a troublesome back injury from an auto accident dating back to 2005, and some good pain and joint relief through recent treatment and advice this year, I highly recommend Simon and his practice. 

Michelle Bailey 

on Google

3 years ago

I have been coming to see Simon with my ankle injury for the last couple of months to strengthen my ankle, all the exercises I do as part of my daily routine and everyday I feel more confident with walking. Thank you for helping me. Without your help I would not be able to get back to work. 

Make Noise Now 

on Google

3 years ago

After two appointments with Simon of Zeal Exercise Physiology, my body is already beginning to feel stronger. It took Simon about a minute to diagnose my major problem, inhibiting free movement of my hamstrings. Slack bum muscles, he explained, mean my weak leg muscles have to do all the work, which is why I get so tired climbing stairs. As an older woman walking was my major form of exercise, however, Simon explained it is not enough to strengthen major muscle groups. He set optimum goals, now it’s up to me to carry out his... read more

Belinda M 

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3 years ago

For the last few years, every time I exercised, I ended up with a bad headache. It had been getting progressively worse to the point where a simple walk around the local park was enough to trigger a headache and I had virtually given up on doing any exercise at all. I had seen a number of physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths over the years and was repeatedly told that it was muscle tension in my neck due to sitting at a computer everyday. While I gained temporary relief, the headaches always came back and I never g... read more