Unfortunately, many skiers suffer from bad knees, which prevents them from being able to enjoy the sport they love. Shoulder injuries are the second most frequently reported among skiers, but it is the knees that bear the brunt of the sport’s physical demands. Statistics show that 2.6 injuries happen per 1,000 skier days with knee…
We loved this Facebook post by Clare Richmond from Osteopathics Radlett, posted while she was skiing in Riederalp, Switzerland. She points out that there is a wealth of medical support these days available to help you return to skiing after injuries – including the Ski Mojo – so you shouldn’t let setbacks hold you back…
We were delighted to read this recent review of the Ski Mojo on the Style Altitude website. “What a revelation it turned out to be!” Gavin Baylis is 65 years old based in the ski resort of Serre Chevalier in France. He has over 40 years of experience of skiing. Unfortunately that has been accompanied…
We were delighted to hear from Amanda Steele, who has been using a Ski Mojo since tearing her ACL and MCL and being told she would never ski again: I’ve been an avid skier all my life. I’ve enjoyed four seasons in the Alps and even enjoyed a bit of GS racing in my time.…
A question we often get asked at Ski Mojo is whether you can still ski without an ACL. You certainly can ski after ACL surgery, or even if you have had your ACL removed. A Ski Mojo can extend your skiing life. Peter Colclough – a Ski Mojo convert – tells us how he keeps…