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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 1H 10M

Keeping the body healthy with Dr Ian Horsley.

from Between The Lines - With Laura Massaro & Ahad Raza. · host laura.massaro

🎙️ BTL Podcast – Episode with Ian HorsleyIn this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Ian Horsley, a leading physiotherapist with nearly 30 years of experience in elite sport, education, and clinical practice in the UK.Ian has worked across Rugby Union, football, and with the English Institute of Sport, serving as Lead Physio for the North West. His journey has taken him to multiple Commonwealth and Olympic Games with Team England and Team GB — and today, he shares a wealth of knowledge from those experiences.We dive into:How to stay healthy during intense training phasesWhy mobility and suppleness are crucial for injury preventionThe importance of slow, deliberate work in physiotherapyPractical advice for athletes without regular access to a physioA few go-to exercises to keep your body in top shapeA fascinating, practical conversation for anyone looking to understand the role of physiotherapy in performance and longevity.🎧 If you enjoyed the episode, leave a comment or get in touch: [email protected]

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