Saul,

I just wanted to write and thank you for the progress I have made. When I first sought your help I had a very limited goal. To spend less time with my physio having my serious back problem treated.

The spectacular progress I have made, as a result of your help,has allowed me to raise my goals. I now plan to return to athletics, again with your help.

As I am registered severely disabled this is a considerable testament to your skill.

Thanks,

Trevor Link

I went to see Saul to get rid of the pain from my lower back, having fused my lumbar vertebra. After seeing many physiotherapists i was not convinced that Saul could help, however he got me back on my feet so that i could continue with my active lifestyle pain free.

I would recommend Saul to anyone who has pain and is serious about exercising correctly so that they can be pain free.

Richard Hoggard

Saul Yudelowitz has been helping me to correct my posture for the last year. In this time my handicap has improved over four strokes, I am now playing off +2.

I have attended professorial schools in the USA and would not hesitate to recommend Saul, his knowledge is astounding.

Max Coleman -(Fomer English junior golf champion)

I went to see Saul Yudelowitz about my ongoing back pain. I was very pleased when he corrected the problem in 3 months. I was previously seeing many different therapists over a 4 year period, all of which did not accomplish what Saul did in 3 months.

Jason Good

I was recommended to see Saul by my physiotherapist, having an acute scoliosis of 16 degrees and previously competing in carting to the highest level, I sustained many injuries. I am now more functional and fitter that I have ever been. The method of exercising Saul prescribed to me has shown me how to look at the body and exercise the way I was designed to function.

Barry Sher-(Former European carting champion)

Having trained with Saul on correcting my posture for 6 months I then tore my hamstring muscle on holiday. After 3 months of rehabilitative exercises I was back exercising to a high intensity level. Saul is a knowledgeable professional who should be consulted by every one who seriously wants permanent improvements

Garth Ritchie

I have suffered lower back pain for 20 years… even when treatment has been successful, it has only been temporary. I first saw the sports biomechanic in September 2005. Over the next few weeks, closely following his revolutionary stretching techniques, my back pain completely disappeared. With continued stretching 4-5 times a week I no longer suffer any symptoms…at 44 years of age I'm playing the best golf of my life, at a time when most players are starting to deteriorate

Phillip Bass

I first started receiving treatment from Saul about a year ago when my lower back problems resurfaced. His treatment, rehabilitation and exercise program has allowed me to finally put my back problems to rest. I continued to see Saul for help with my golf; I was playing golf off a 2 where I am now playing scratch.

Brett Townsend

I first went to see Saul right at the beginning of 2007, and went through in detail what I wanted to achieve in the year ahead: It involved losing 7 stone, toning up and reclaiming my life back, thereby gaining control of my propensity to do things to the extreme! A tall order, you would think? Well….it has been hard work, but so far I have lost 5.5 stone, and 10 inches off my waist! These improvements are very welcome, but they are, of course, mainly aesthetic. However the real point is that my body fat has plummeted, my resting heart rate is much lower, I am much fitter and I feel great!

Saul is passionate about his profession, and his clients are made to feel very important. He believes in a collaborative relationship…if you put the work in, he will be at your disposal. I have tried various diets and exercise regimes over the years, and what is important to me this time is to lose the weight once and for all. I decided that the only way to do this was to change the way I do things…the way I think, eat and exercise. So when I spoke to Saul at the outset, it was important to me that he understood, in depth, all of these components. He really knows his profession, and his knowledge of the human body is encyclopaedic: he can talk in detail about bones, tendons, muscles, the cardiovascular system, the hormonal system, the gut and the mind. His enthusiasm is infectious, and I wouldn’t think twice about working with him. Saul has helped me to focus on those three pillars of mind, nutrition and exercise, so that I am now confident I will achieve my goals…we will work together to ensure this, and the positive feedback I keep getting from friends and family will feed my thirst for success!

Thank you Saul.

MW

I woke up one day in November 2002 with excruciating back pain and sciatica, and I have suffered everyday since. In the early days I had extensive physiotherapy and took the occasional painkiller but my symptoms never really improved. I was diagnosed with three herniated lumbar discs in 2004, most likely the result of weight training and rugby I played in the late 90s. By mid-2005 the pain was unbearable so I underwent lumbar discectomy. The operation relieved my sciatica but made by back pain worse. My back continued to deteriorate, despite weekly physiotherapy, and by early 2007 my back pain was the worst it had ever been – I was in severe pain 24 hours per day and I was physically and emotionally exhausted. In February 2007 I was signed off work and have been on sick leave ever since. I spent February to July visiting a variety of doctors, physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors. No two specialists concurred on the cause of my pain and I underwent around ten torturous but futile hospital procedures, including epidural, facet joint, sacro-iliac, piriformis and prolotherapy injections, and a dose of nerve root pulsed radiofrequency. I was put on powerful pain medication – an NSAID, a muscle relaxant and a nerve pain suppressant. By July the doctors had run out of ideas and quite frankly I had run out of hope. It was at the end of July that I remembered encountering Saul, a sport’s biomechanic, at a party a year earlier.

I have been working with Saul for just over ten months now and I have come off all the medications and would say that my pain is 80% improved. This is quite incredible and I know many practitioners did not believe that such an improvement was possible. Saul designed a personalised rehabilitation programme for me which involved a number of targeted stretches and functional strengthening exercises. The programme was designed to correct the various postural dysfunctions and muscular imbalances that were contributing to my pain. It has been a hard graft but Saul has been extremely supportive throughout and clearly the results speak for themselves.

Saul’s approach is unlike any other therapist I have worked with – we spend a lot of time in the gym since the idea is for me to learn how to move and exercise correctly such that I am able to maintain a level of fitness and remain injury-free and pain-free for the rest of my life. Saul has also helped with my nutrition, supplementation and sleep; he takes a fully holistic approach. Unlike many other practitioners I have worked with, Saul actively invites me to ask questions and interrogate him. I have to say that he pretty much always seems to know the answer, but on the rare occasions he might not, he always ponders the question and finds a solution for next time.

The past eighteen months has been extremely tough but thanks to Saul I am now able to look forward to a potentially pain-free future and start making plans again. Without doubt, the silver lining of the past eighteen months for me has been the opportunity to work with and learn from a professional like Saul – I truly believe that I have learnt skills and knowledge that will help me stay healthy for the next 50 years! I plan to continue working with Saul even when I am 100% fit as I believe that he is the coach who will help me realise my future health and fitness goals, whatever I decide them to be. He will be able to help you realise your goals too.

SP, 29 years old, Investment Banker

I suffered from persistent, chronic achilles tendonitis from the Winter 1998. This affected both my achilles tendons. Indeed, I had reached

the stage where my achilles were so inflamed that even walking was painful. Between Spring 1999 and Spring 2007, I received a range of

medical advice and received treatment from multiple physiotherapists, some of which reduced the short term pain, but none of which solved the long

term underlying problems, and the tendonitis returned as soon as restarted an intensive training programme. The cumulative advice from

these experts was that I would need to stop intensive exercise (mainly running on an athletics track) if the tendonitis was to subside. At

this stage, I was convinced that I would never be able to run competitively again, and certainly not without considerable pain. I

began seeing Saul in Spring 2007 who prescribed a range of stretching and strengthening exercises (combined with an initial period of no

running). Since Autumn 2007, I have been able to run on the track as often and as intensively as I have time for. When keeping to Saul's

regime of stretching and strengthening exercises, I have suffered no pain in my achilles at all (for which I am truly grateful).

J. Parker