Lumsden Relishing The Opportunity To Play In The Caribbean
17-year-old Hampshire paceman Manny Lumsden is eager to make a mark on his time with England U19s as they play the West Indies in seven ODIs
It’s that time of year again, and the start of many sporting seasons like Cricket, Tennis… Gardening! With these activities there are many health benefits including stress relief and improved blood flow, but there are also the inevitable strains on your upper and lower back. Many sports and hobbies cause your spine to flex and twist, putting pressure on the back muscles and joints, and this can lead to pain and discomfort if the movements are not done correctly.
So before you are bowling for the third over in a row or knee deep in compost and weeds here are a couple of tips to help reduce the impact on your back.
Now these tips won’t work all the time for everyone and sometimes we require a little bit more support, so before it gets bad (or if it already has and you need some help) please give Vertex Osteopathy at the Hampshire Wellbeing Clinic a call on 07747513765.
17-year-old Hampshire paceman Manny Lumsden is eager to make a mark on his time with England U19s as they play the West Indies in seven ODIs
Hampshire confirm their men's Academy cohort for 2025-26 with nine players awarded a place on the programme
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