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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: James DeGale Now in Top Form Thanks To Top Physio

    JAMES DeGALE is back on track for a world title tilt this year – thanks to England football physio Gary Lewin.

    Lewin, who previously worked for Arsenal, has helped the WBC silver super-middleweight champ overcome an irritating injury called Gilmore’s Groin which has hampered him in recent years.

    Now DeGale, who will be back in the ring in Bristol on March 1 against an opponent yet to be named, can fight without any ­worries after finally delivering a KO to the fear factor.
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  • FlatLine
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    Gilmore's Groin Injury

    Gilmore's Groin is a fairly common injury in kicking sports such as soccer, gaelic football and rugby. This condition is named after Jerry Gilmore, the London surgeon who first recognised this syndrome in 1980. The condition is also known as a Sports Hernia, but Gilmore's Groin is a more apt title because, strictly speaking, there is no true herniation.

    Conservative treatment involves stabilising and strengthening the muscles of the pelvic region, which may allow a continuation of sports activities for a short period; although this is a stop gap at best. Usually, there comes a time when the person can no longer continue because sports performance becomes so impaired. Ultimately a surgical approach and hernia repair is usually required.

    Common Gilmore's Groin signs & symptoms:
    Abdominal and groin pain following sport that gets progressively worse.
    Pain typically reproduced with coughing and sneezing.
    Groin pain when squeezing the legs together.

    http://www.physioroom.com/injuries/g...hernia_sum.php

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    • ihatebobarum
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      Originally posted by FlatLine
      Gilmore's Groin Injury

      Gilmore's Groin is a fairly common injury in kicking sports such as soccer, gaelic football and rugby. This condition is named after Jerry Gilmore, the London surgeon who first recognised this syndrome in 1980. The condition is also known as a Sports Hernia, but Gilmore's Groin is a more apt title because, strictly speaking, there is no true herniation.

      Conservative treatment involves stabilising and strengthening the muscles of the pelvic region, which may allow a continuation of sports activities for a short period; although this is a stop gap at best. Usually, there comes a time when the person can no longer continue because sports performance becomes so impaired. Ultimately a surgical approach and hernia repair is usually required.

      Common Gilmore's Groin signs & symptoms:
      Abdominal and groin pain following sport that gets progressively worse.
      Pain typically reproduced with coughing and sneezing.
      Groin pain when squeezing the legs together.

      http://www.physioroom.com/injuries/g...hernia_sum.php
      Good info.


      I just want this guy to get his chance now, skill wise i think hes the best brit

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      • Earl-Hickey
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        never heard of gilmores groin but degales movement has been impaired for a while. I still think he's a talent, hope he does well

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          #5
          I thought hisknee was impairing his movement?

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            #6
            I wanna get behind degale, I think this year will be a good one for him

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