Peak Performance Clinic

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28/01/2026

When something hurts, the natural reaction is to stop moving.

But when you avoid movement for too long, your body doesn’t get safer — it actually becomes more sensitive.

Your nervous system starts to interpret normal movement as a threat, so it creates pain more easily.
That’s why small things can start to feel worse instead of better.

This doesn’t mean you should push through pain.
It means the body needs the right kind of movement to calm things down and rebuild confidence.

Pain often lasts longer when movement stops.

A recent 5-star review from a client recovering from a total knee replacement ⭐️After her surgery, she felt she needed m...
27/01/2026

A recent 5-star review from a client recovering from a total knee replacement ⭐️

After her surgery, she felt she needed more guidance and rehab support than she’d received so far, so came to see us to help supplement her NHS care.

In her first appointment, we were able to do a thorough assessment, talk through her recovery, and put a clear plan in place — leaving her feeling more confident about what to expect and how to keep progressing.

Supporting people through surgery recovery and helping them feel informed, reassured, and confident in their rehab is a really important part of what we do.

A lot of people with knee pain are told it’s just “wear and tear.”While changes like arthritis and cartilage wear are co...
26/01/2026

A lot of people with knee pain are told it’s just “wear and tear.”

While changes like arthritis and cartilage wear are common as we get older, they don’t automatically explain why you’re in pain — or why the pain feels worse at certain times and better at others.

Scans show structure, not how strong your knee is, how well it moves, or how much load it can tolerate.

Knee pain often appears when the demands placed on the knee are higher than what it’s currently prepared for — whether that’s walking more, returning to exercise, or being on your feet more than usual.

The good news is knees respond really well to the right kind of movement and strengthening.
Pain doesn’t mean your knee is “worn out” — it usually means it needs support, time, and the right guidance.

21/01/2026

A lot of people think getting a scan will finally give them “the answer.”

But here’s the truth:
X-rays and MRIs often show things like disc bulges, wear and tear, and degeneration — even in people who have no pain at all.

That doesn’t mean your pain isn’t real.
It means pain is more complex than what shows up on a picture.

For most everyday injuries, what matters more than a scan is:
• how you move
• how strong you are
• how your body responds to load

That’s why rehab and the right kind of movement are what actually change things.

If you’ve been worried about what a scan says, a free discovery call can help you make sense of it and figure out what to do next.

Another 5-star review from a gym-goer Cameron saw this week 👏They came in with a knee problem that was holding them back...
20/01/2026

Another 5-star review from a gym-goer Cameron saw this week 👏

They came in with a knee problem that was holding them back in the gym. In just their first session, Cameron was able to assess what was going on, make a clear diagnosis, and get them started on the right plan straight away.

Even after one appointment, they’re already feeling more confident about what’s happening and what they need to do to get back to training properly.

Rest isn’t fixing your injury — and here’s why.Rest is great in the early days.But if you’ve been resting for weeks and ...
19/01/2026

Rest isn’t fixing your injury — and here’s why.

Rest is great in the early days.
But if you’ve been resting for weeks and you’re still sore… that’s a problem.

When you stop moving:
• Muscles get weaker
• Tissues get less tolerant to load
• Joints get stiffer

So when you finally go back to training, work, or daily life, your body isn’t ready — and the pain comes straight back.

Injuries don’t heal by doing nothing.
They heal when they’re exposed to the right amount of movement and strength at the right time.

That’s what physiotherapy is for — not just pain relief, but rebuilding your body so it can handle life again.

If you’re stuck in the rest → flare-up → rest cycle, it’s time to break it.

Book a free injury check or assessment via the link in our bio.

16/01/2026

If you’ve had the same injury flare up over and over again, it’s not because your body is weak or broken.

It’s usually because the injury was never rebuilt properly.

Pain can go away while weakness stays.
And when you go back to training, work, or life, that weakness shows up as another flare-up.

That’s what we look for in our free discovery calls — what’s actually causing your pain, and what needs to change for it to stop coming back.

We’ve opened a limited number of free discovery calls this week.

DM “DISCOVERY” to book one in or book one via the link in bio.

15/01/2026

3 upper body exercises you can do at home with just a resistance band 💪

If you’re dealing with shoulder or upper-body pain, you don’t need a full gym to start building strength again. Simple banded exercises can be a great way to load the muscles safely and get things moving.

In this video we’re showing:
• Banded front raise
• Banded shoulder flexion
• Banded row

These target the shoulders, upper back, and arms — helping to improve strength, control, and confidence with movement.

Start light, move with control, and keep everything pain-tolerable. Consistency matters more than intensity.

14/01/2026

Most people think pain = damage.

But that’s not how the body actually works.

You can have a lot of pain even when tissues have healed.
And you can have tissue changes on a scan with no pain at all.

Pain is influenced by things like:
• sensitivity of the nervous system
• fear of movement
• weakness and poor load tolerance
• past injuries

That’s why simply resting until it “goes away” often doesn’t work — and why pain can keep coming back.

Rehab isn’t about being careful forever.
It’s about teaching your body that it’s strong and safe to move again.

If you’re stuck with pain that doesn’t make sense, a free discovery call can help you figure out what’s really going on.

Another 5-star review from a client who came in to our Lutterworth clinic with back pain and sciatic nerve irritation 💬W...
13/01/2026

Another 5-star review from a client who came in to our Lutterworth clinic with back pain and sciatic nerve irritation 💬

When she first arrived, even walking was difficult because of the pain.
Now she’s back to walking her dog again and getting her confidence back with movement.

We’ve made great progress so far, and we’re just working through a few final pieces to get her back to full health and doing everything she enjoys.

So good to see the hard work paying off 👏

🩼🤕Why your injury still isn’t better…If you’ve been in pain for weeks (or months), it’s not because your body is broken....
12/01/2026

🩼🤕Why your injury still isn’t better…

If you’ve been in pain for weeks (or months), it’s not because your body is broken.

Most people do what they think is right:

They rest.

They wait.

They avoid movements that hurt.

They try a few stretches they found online.

And sometimes the pain fades…

Until it comes back the moment you train, work, or move normally again.

That’s because rest doesn’t rebuild weak tissue.

Avoidance doesn’t restore strength.

And generic exercises don’t fix your specific injury.

Pain that lasts longer than 2–3 weeks usually needs more than time — it needs the right kind of movement, at the right time, progressed properly.

That’s what good physio does.

If your injury keeps flaring up, stop guessing.

Find out what’s actually going on.

🔗Book a free injury check or assessment via the link in our bio.

11/01/2026

We’re proud to be based inside the brand new in Lutterworth 💪

Peak Performance Clinic has been helping people move better for over two years now, with two clinics — one here in Lutterworth and one just outside Daventry at Heart of the Shires.

Even though CrossFit moved on, we stayed right here — and now we’re excited to be part of the community.

With over 500 five-star reviews across our clinics, our friendly, expert physiotherapists offer physiotherapy, sports & deep tissue massage, full body MOTs, VALD performance testing and more.

📍 Come and find us inside Hybrid Fit and let us help you get back to doing what you love.

Address

Heart Of The Shires
Long Buckby
NN74LB

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+447873159829

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