Physiotherapist Sam Radcliffe joins our team

Climbing injuries specialist Sam Radcliffe joins our team at the Sheffield Climbing Clinic
       Sam climbing Venom Jag 8A on the Isle of Skye                                            

We are pleased to announce that physiotherapist Sam Radcliffe has joined our team at the Sheffield Climbing Clinic.

Sam has a specialist interest in treating climbing injuries and having him at the clinic alongside our other physiotherapist James Walker will help to improve the knowledge base around treating these niche injuries as well as provide more available appointments.

Sam graduated in 2017 from the university of Central Lancashire with a First Class BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy.

He has continued his education with post graduate MSc modules at Sheffield Hallam University studying Fundamentals of MSK Image Interpretation and Reasoning and Management for Advanced MSK Clinical Practice

Sam has been climbing since an early age and has excelled across the board having bouldered up to 8A+, sport climbed up to F8b and trad climbed E7.

Great to have him on board!

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