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FMPA partner with Kick It Out – Let’s kick racism and discrimination out of football – together
The FMPA is delighted to support Kick It Out. For the last 25 years Kick It Out has been at the heart of the drive towards equality, inclusion and cohesion for everyone who plays, watches or participates in football. Having started as ‘Let’s Kick Racism Out of Football’ in 1993, it has evolved into an […]
FMPA Member David Edge has sadly passed away
David worked in both Semi-professional and Professional football for over thirty years in both part-time and full-time positions. He linked these roles with a lecturing career in Further and Higher Education along with an External Examiners role. David taught and examined many medical staff who now work in the Premier League and Skybet English Football […]
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Hi, I am currently seeking soft tissue therapy opportunities in football or other sports. I prevously worked at Leicester City FC last year with the U23’s for 6 months but the club no longer required my services anymore. I have also done work experience at Manchester United with the first team as well working with […]
Hi, I will Graduating as a Graduate Sports Therapist from the University of Central Lancashire in July. I am looking for shadowing opportunities, voluntary or paid positions or Internships in London or the surrounding area. As well as my degree, I hold a VTCT Level 4 in Sports Massage, an Football Association BFAS qualification and […]
To fellow medical professionals, I was just after some clarification and reasoning regarding AROM& PROM. In terms of AROM, when showing negative results during ROM does this indicate that it’s a arythrogenic/joint problem? And with PROM, does negative results indicate myogenic/muscular problem?
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