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Back to Basics · August 2026

Lower Limb Rehabilitation

with Emily Bell, Sports Rehabilitator

A practical session exploring lower-limb injuries, acute sporting injuries and how rehabilitation decisions can be guided by the evidence.

Wednesday 12 August 20268:00pmFacebook Live
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Emily Bell, sports rehabilitator at The Hub Glasgow

What Emily will cover

Emily has a degree in Sports Rehabilitation and brings a practical, evidence-led perspective to the management of lower-limb and sporting injuries.

Lower-limb injuries

How to think clearly about common lower-limb injuries and the first stages of a useful rehabilitation plan.

Acute sporting injuries

Practical considerations after an acute injury, including protection, loading and progression back towards activity.

Ice — or no ice?

Emily’s research focused on whether ice should be used following acute sporting injuries. We will explore the evidence, the debate and what it means in practice.

BACK TO BASICS12 AUG8pm · Facebook Live

About the speaker

Emily Bell is a sports rehabilitator with a degree in Sports Rehabilitation. In this session she will take us through lower-limb rehabilitation, with a specific focus on injuries and acute sporting injuries.

We will look closely at the use of ice — or not using ice — after injury, drawing on Emily’s research and considering how the evidence can support clinical reasoning and rehabilitation choices.

Roya. College of Podiatry· GlasgowBranch — supporting podiatrists through education, connection and professional excellence.
Back to Basics · August 2026

Lower Limb Rehabilitation

with Emily Bell, Sports Rehabilitator

A practical session exploring lower-limb injuries, acute sporting injuries and how rehabilitation decisions can be guided by the evidence.

Wednesday 12 August 20268:00pmFacebook Live
View all branch events
Emily Bell, sports rehabilitator at The Hub Glasgow

What Emily will cover

Emily has a degree in Sports Rehabilitation and brings a practical, evidence-led perspective to the management of lower-limb and sporting injuries.

Lower-limb injuries

How to think clearly about common lower-limb injuries and the first stages of a useful rehabilitation plan.

Acute sporting injuries

Practical considerations after an acute injury, including protection, loading and progression back towards activity.

Ice — or no ice?

Emily’s research focused on whether ice should be used following acute sporting injuries. We will explore the evidence, the debate and what it means in practice.

BACK TO BASICS12 AUG8pm · Facebook Live

About the speaker

Emily Bell is a sports rehabilitator with a degree in Sports Rehabilitation. In this session she will take us through lower-limb rehabilitation, with a specific focus on injuries and acute sporting injuries.

We will look closely at the use of ice — or not using ice — after injury, drawing on Emily’s research and considering how the evidence can support clinical reasoning and rehabilitation choices.

Royal College of Podiatry · Glasgow Branch — supporting podiatrists through education, connection and professional excellence.
Back to Basics · August 2026

Lower Limb Rehabilitation

with Emily Bell, Sports Rehabilitator

A practical session exploring lower-limb injuries, acute sporting injuries and how rehabilitation decisions can be guided by the evidence.

Wednesday 12 August 20268:00pmFacebook Live
View all branch events
Emily Bell, sports rehabilitator at The Hub Glasgow

What Emily will cover

Emily has a degree in Sports Rehabilitation and brings a practical, evidence-led perspective to the management of lower-limb and sporting injuries.

Lower-limb injuries

How to think clearly about common lower-limb injuries and the first stages of a useful rehabilitation plan.

Acute sporting injuries

Practical considerations after an acute injury, including protection, loading and progression back towards activity.

Ice — or no ice?

Emily’s research focused on whether ice should be used following acute sporting injuries. We will explore the evidence, the debate and what it means in practice.

BACK TO BASICS12 AUG8pm · Facebook Live

About the speaker

Emily Bell is a sports rehabilitator with a degree in Sports Rehabilitation. In this session she will take us through lower-limb rehabilitation, with a specific focus on injuries and acute sporting injuries.

We will look closely at the use of ice — or not using ice — after injury, drawing on Emily’s research and considering how the evidence can support clinical reasoning and rehabilitation choices.

Royal College of Podiatry · Glasgow Branch — supporting podiatrists through education, connection and professional excellence.

Next Back to Basics session

Lower Limb Rehabilitation with Emily Bell

Join sports rehabilitator Emily Bell for a practical exploration of lower-limb rehabilitation, acute sporting injuries and the evidence behind using ice after injury.

Emily Bell, sports rehabilitator

Wednesday 12 August 2026

Live on Facebook at 8pm as part of the Glasgow Branch Back to Basics CPD programme.

  • SpeakerEmily Bell
  • FocusLower-limb rehabilitation
  • DiscussionIce and acute sporting injuries
DateWednesday 12 August 2026
Time8pm
SpeakerEmily Bell
FormatFacebook Live

August Back to Basics

Lower Limb Rehabilitation

Emily Bell has a degree in Sports Rehabilitation and works with people recovering from musculoskeletal and sporting injuries.

In this session, Emily will take a practical look at lower-limb rehabilitation, with a particular focus on acute sporting injuries. She will explore early management, how rehabilitation can progress safely, and the clinical reasoning behind decisions made during recovery.

Emily's research examined the use of ice following injury. The session will explore what the evidence says about using ice—or choosing not to use it—after an acute sporting injury, and what that may mean for day-to-day rehabilitation practice.

  • Principles of lower-limb rehabilitation after acute injury.
  • Early management and progression through recovery.
  • The evidence surrounding ice after sporting injury.
  • Practical considerations for clinicians supporting return to activity.

Practical CPD for real rehabilitation decisions

A focused session connecting current evidence with the decisions clinicians make when supporting recovery from lower-limb injury.

01

Assess

Consider the injury, irritability, function and immediate priorities.

02

Progress

Build rehabilitation around safe, appropriate progression rather than a fixed recipe.

03

Question

Explore the evidence for ice and how it fits within modern acute-injury management.

Join Emily Bell for Back to Basics

Watch live on Wednesday 12 August 2026 at 8pm through the Royal College of Podiatry Branches Facebook page.

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