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As the quantified self movement grows, a number of companies are looking to smartphone apps to deliver data-driven insights to create a more productive workforce

Accompanying Davina on every step of her BT Sport Relief challenge is Professor Greg Whyte OBE – Olympian, ‘physical activity guru’ and world-renowned sports scientist.

He is the driving force behind David Walliams’ swim of the English Channel and River Thames, Eddie Izzard’s 43 marathons in 50 days and Gary Barlow and Cheryl Cole’s climb of Mount Kilimanjaro.

High altitude doctor trains amateurs for Everest Jack Kreindler is cofounder of the Centre for Health and Human Performance. His career spans 20 years of business, information technology, emergency medicine and high altitude physiology. He will be speaking at Wired Health on 29 April. Wired.co.uk: You seem to be a bit of a polymath, working in a […]

Radio 2 presenter, Jo Whiley, will be pushing herself to the limit as she attempts to run, swim and cycle 25,000 miles – the circumference of the world. She updates us on her preparation and training for the challenge with CHHP physiotherapist, James Vickers. Source – bbc.co.uk – © [2014] BBC”

The second part of a two-part blog on one of our specialist’s, Rob Madden, and his journey and experience of the 2014 XXII Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia.

See what CHHP’s Greg Whyte has been up to for Sport Relief with Davina. “McCall is all for encouraging busy souls to fit in short bursts of exercise – her Fit In 15 DVD is currently flying off the shelves. But, spurred on by ‘saint’ trainer Prof Gregg Whyte OBE, who coaches all the Sports […]

One of our Physiotherapists at CHHP is working with the Canadian Snowboard Team and is about to go out to Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics.

Two members of the CHHP Rowing Clinic have battled against extremes in physical and mental exhaustion to row the Atlantic in an endurance race dubbed “the world’s toughest”.

Australian Open organisers have been criticised for forcing players to compete in intense heat as temperatures hit 42C (107.6F) in Melbourne.