Marsden Health

Marsden Health Coventry’s trusted multidisciplinary clinic for physiotherapy and sports injury care. That’s why we take a multidisciplinary approach.

Dedicated to helping our clients feel heard and supported, we aim to be more than a place for recovery - we’re your long-term partner in your health and performance. We understand that people in pain aren’t just concerned about the injury itself, but also the frustration from uncertainty, the reliance on painkillers, and fear of risky surgery. Our unique system promotes lasting transformation, und

erstanding that no two people are the same. We work closely with our clients to identify individual needs and goals, creating custom care plans that combine hands-on therapy, guided rehabilitation, and evidence-based treatments. Dedicated to helping our clients feel heard and supported, we aim to be more than a place for recovery – we’re your long-term partner in your health and performance.

One of the challenges of running is that when the body is in pain, a defiant mindset can’t always be applied. Instead, w...
08/04/2026

One of the challenges of running is that when the body is in pain, a defiant mindset can’t always be applied. Instead, we’re often asked to practise two virtues that don’t always sit comfortably alongside a runner’s natural dynamism and enthusiasm: patience and rest.

Smart training challenges the instinct to always do more; it pushes back against the belief that effort alone guarantees progress. Training smart is recognising that recovery is not lost time.

In his latest blog, ‘Running into Trouble: Avoiding Injury Caused by Overexertion’, Hardik unpacks a real case from our clinic where one client’s dedication to running drifted out of sync with their body’s development. He reflects on their approach, the guidance we provided, and the sacrifices it required for their body to heal properly and prevent any lasting damage. Click the link in bio to read the blog.

Last week, runners of levels came together at our Coventry clinic for two back-to-back evenings on running injury preven...
31/03/2026

Last week, runners of levels came together at our Coventry clinic for two back-to-back evenings on running injury prevention. Physiotherapist Hardik and sports therapist Ari guided participants through common injuries, early warning signs, and strategies to train smarter.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us.

If you missed out, don’t worry - more to come. Follow us to stay in the loop.

31 March: Join physiotherapist Hardik and sports therapist Ari for a free 90-minute workshop focused on upper back and n...
23/03/2026

31 March: Join physiotherapist Hardik and sports therapist Ari for a free 90-minute workshop focused on upper back and neck pain.

Your upper back and neck are constantly responding to stress, posture, emotional pressure, and daily habits. Persistent discomfort and chronic pain are common. While your body can gradually release tension when it feels safe, understanding these patterns and using practical strategies can help you manage pain and reduce flare-ups.

Together, Hardik and Ari will debunk common myths about posture and damage, explain why your pain keeps returning, and show you how to break the cycle.

Limited spaces available. Click the link in bio to claim your seat.

18/03/2026

Ari uses a four-step framework with almost every client who comes to him with a painful problem:



Reduce pain first.

Regain mobility second.

Rebuild strength third.

Restore function last.



He’s relied on this framework for backs, knees, hips, shoulders, and ankles – and it works because it mirrors the way the body naturally heals.



Most people stop after step one. The pain eases, which feels like progress – but the reality is, it’s more like putting a handbrake on than fixing the problem. The Four Rs only work when you go all the way through.

🔥 FULLY BOOKED IN 3 DAYS 🔥 SECOND DATE ADDED 🔥Thank you to the running community for the huge response – our Running Inj...
13/03/2026

🔥 FULLY BOOKED IN 3 DAYS 🔥 SECOND DATE ADDED 🔥

Thank you to the running community for the huge response – our Running Injury Prevention workshop filled up faster than expected. Because so many asked, we’ve opened a second workshop date.

NEW DATE: 25.03.2026

This workshop is for runners of all levels – whether you’re new to running, returning after a break, running for fun, or training for an event – you’re invited to join.

Physiotherapist Hardik and Sports Therapist Ari will guide you through safe, effective movement – covering how to reduce your risk of injury, improve your running technique, and strengthen key muscles.

Limited spaces available again. Click the link in bio to claim your seat.

12/03/2026

Shockwave therapy has revolutionised the treatment landscape for various musculoskeletal conditions, standing out for its ability to both stimulate healing and relieve pain. Here, Ari is using it on the tibialis anterior (the muscle at the front of the lower leg) and the tibialis posterior (a deeper muscle towards the back and inside of the leg) to treat tendon pain brought on by poor ankle and foot control during running.

This treatment, along with the client’s structured rehab plan, is helping to strengthen and support the foot and ankle, preventing it from rolling inwards too much and reducing strain on the tendons.

Runners of all levels – whether you’re a beginner, returning after a break, running for fun, or training for an event – ...
09/03/2026

Runners of all levels – whether you’re a beginner, returning after a break, running for fun, or training for an event – join us on 24 March.

From understanding common running injuries to learning practical warm-up, mobility, and strengthening strategies that protect your knees, hips, ankles, and tendons – Physiotherapist Hardik and Sports Therapist Ari will guide you in reducing injury risk, improving technique, and staying active.

Limited spaces available. Click the link in bio to secure your seat.

Spring brings motivation back to running – training plans take shape and mileage starts to climb. But with that renewed ...
04/03/2026

Spring brings motivation back to running – training plans take shape and mileage starts to climb. But with that renewed enthusiasm often comes something less welcome. As distance and intensity increase, tendon-related pain can too.

Heel discomfort with the first few steps in the morning. Achilles stiffness that eases as you warm up but returns later. Shin pain that lingers after the run. That familiar ache around the kneecap we call runner’s knee.

Seasonal changes often play a role. Shifts in load, terrain, or routine can ask certain areas of the body to do more than they’re ready for – and tendons are often the first to feel it.

The encouraging reality is that ongoing pain doesn’t automatically mean you need to step away from running. In his latest blog, Senior Physiotherapist Hardik explains why tendon injuries can hang around longer than we’d like – and how targeted shockwave therapy, combined with the right progressive loading plan, can help you stick with your training. Click the link in bio to read the blog.

Today marks the first day of spring - officially kicking off a season of growth and an ideal time to rethink the pattern...
01/03/2026

Today marks the first day of spring - officially kicking off a season of growth and an ideal time to rethink the patterns gently steering our actions. In Ari’s latest blog, ‘Breaking Bad (Habits)’, he uncovers why small, consistent actions can be more impactful than big bursts of motivation. From the two-minute rule to habit stacking, the intention is gradual improvement – progress that fits naturally into your routine.

Real change rarely arrives in dramatic moments; it grows quietly through repetition, identity, and patience. Click the link in bio to read the blog.

26/02/2026

For senior physiotherapist Hardik, feeling heard is essential because it builds trust – and trust is the foundation of recovery. He explains the difference between two approaches to physiotherapy: ‘doing to’ and ‘doing with’. His approach is collaborative: listening first, then shaping recovery around each client’s goals and priorities.

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8 Spencer Road
Coventry
CV56PA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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