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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2025

Hypermobility & Managing Foot Conditions in the Performing Arts.

from The Sports MAP Network · host The Sports Map Network | Nick Kane

In this episode of the How I Rehab podcast by Sports MAP we chat with Liz Bayley, specialist physiotherapist currently working in the performing arts at Trinity Laban and Matilda The Musical. Liz has a particular interest in the foot and ankle and is also a psychology graduate, former professional dancer and international speaker. She currently works with professional performers in the West End of London, and has been the physio on shows such as ‘Wicked’, ‘Wizard of Oz’, ‘Shrek’, ‘Matilda’, and ‘The Lion King’. We talk to: Liz's background of her professional career and special interest in the foot and ankle. Hypermobility, screening, and tests to increase your index of suspicion. Tips around working with athletes with hypermobility. Common issues associated with lateral ankle sprains. Posterior ankle impingement- likely causes and how to manage. The foot and ankle in field sport athletes… are they fully rehabilitated? This episode is supported by HRIG , The Occlusion Cuff & Iron Edge Listen to this Podcast via your favourite platform including Apple, Spotify, Player FM & Stitcher.  WATCH this episode on our YouTube channel

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