Elite Sport Physiotherapist Gordon Bosworth has released his latest book, “Why Does It Hurt,” on April 11, 2024. With over 40 years of experience, Bosworth delves into the complexities of pain and injury in his book, combining personal stories with professional insights.
In “Why Does It Hurt,” Bosworth compares physiotherapy to detective work, where every discomfort and pain provides valuable clues about the body’s neuromusculoskeletal system. The book serves as a guide for both patients seeking understanding and practitioners looking to improve their skills.
Bosworth challenges the idea of quick recoveries in today’s society and advocates for a deeper connection with our bodies, emphasizing that healing is a unique journey for each individual. His extensive career, which includes working with military personnel, Olympic teams, and professional athletes, has culminated in the Bosworth Clinic, where he continues to reshape injury management paradigms.
Professional athletes and medical experts have praised Bosworth and the Bosworth Clinic, including Team GB 100m sprinter Eugene Amo-Dadzie who says, “I’m grateful for Gordon’s support and would recommend him to all who desire to understand the body and optimize it for performance.” Eric Black, a former professional footballer, coach, and manager, adds, “Having worked in football for almost 40 years, I have never met anyone more knowledgeable and capable.”
Justice of the Peace Julie Emery-Priest hails the book as “the work of an experienced genius whose approach makes him one of Britain’s most sought-after physiotherapists.” Athlete Ryan Freckleton, who is part of the British Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association, expresses his gratitude for having Bosworth on his team, and Team GB Olympic 100m sprinter Imani Lansiquot states, “There aren’t many out there who understand the human body like Gordon.”
Through “Why Does It Hurt,” Bosworth aims to revolutionize both public and private physiotherapy practices, envisioning a world where this form of therapy can improve the quality of life for millions. The book is now available on Amazon and other major online retailers.
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