Mitchell Phillips Email & Phone Number

Hove, England, United Kingdom

I write for various sporting publications including Running Fitness magazine, spotlighting various injuries or common biomechanical weaknesses associated with running. Although Biomechanics can be a complex, multi faceted brain strain for even the white coats at Loughborough, I pride ourselves on delivering easy to digest portions of information, keeping things simple, light and understandable. My take is hopefully quite logical: Good injury free running and performance is easily achievable if… Show more I write for various sporting publications including Running Fitness magazine, spotlighting various injuries or common biomechanical weaknesses associated with running. Although Biomechanics can be a complex, multi faceted brain strain for even the white coats at Loughborough, I pride ourselves on delivering easy to digest portions of information, keeping things simple, light and understandable. My take is hopefully quite logical: Good injury free running and performance is easily achievable if we use gravity and body weight to our best ability. Giving you the very best up to date information... leaving you to decide! Show less

Proud owner of one of the UK's most prominent Running Technique Analysis companies Strideuk, South Coast, Brighton Based. Providing the very latest 3D analysis software which I believe has brought us one step closer to understanding why we get injured or lose performance. Gone are the days where we can only go by how 'normality' suggests we run, our new 3D software enables us to recognise how it's physics and our relationship with gravity alongside other forces that make or break the runner! To… Show more Proud owner of one of the UK's most prominent Running Technique Analysis companies Strideuk, South Coast, Brighton Based. Providing the very latest 3D analysis software which I believe has brought us one step closer to understanding why we get injured or lose performance. Gone are the days where we can only go by how 'normality' suggests we run, our new 3D software enables us to recognise how it's physics and our relationship with gravity alongside other forces that make or break the runner! To run a business these days requires obsession, stamina, energy and focus. To get ahead of competitors and excel at what you do requires the same but add superhuman powers. Include two very special children to my life... time becomes very precious! Show less

Strideuk, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex

In 2008, I trained with The Asics Biomechanics Academy and then went on to gain a huge education with currex gmbh, these were the guys that created the first running analysis software that I ended up investing in. In august 2008, I launched StrideUK in Hove (closed my clinic at david lloyd to concentrate on merging my brighton clinic with Studio57clinic and StrideUK. Moving to the Agora Building gave us the space to home all three businesses. I designed both websites, marketing, social media… Show more In 2008, I trained with The Asics Biomechanics Academy and then went on to gain a huge education with currex gmbh, these were the guys that created the first running analysis software that I ended up investing in. In august 2008, I launched StrideUK in Hove (closed my clinic at david lloyd to concentrate on merging my brighton clinic with Studio57clinic and StrideUK. Moving to the Agora Building gave us the space to home all three businesses. I designed both websites, marketing, social media and branding. This area became relatively easy for me as it allowed me to be creative from a completely blank canvas, without any limitations. StrideUK introduced me to some very high level runners and a few celebrities too. We had a review in The Independent, worked with British olympic athlete Liz yelling and got to work with Yelling Performance presenting to Virgin London Marathon. Since then we have worked with Paralympian 'Blade runner' Richard Whithead, Double olympian James Cracknell, and the legend himself Mr Eddie Izzard. I presently spend my life meeting and working with interesting people who like to get fit and look after themselves. You very rarely see me sit down during the day and it's safe to say, my back pain is behind me!!! Show less

Hove

Since launch in 2008, StrideUK still pretty much stands alone in the UK running technique market offering full body running analysis. Upgrading last year from 2D to 3D motion analysis provides more evidence to suggest that running technique is far less ‘technique driven’ (associating certain traits how top end runners perform and prescribing it to the Joe public) with a clear and logical shift towards Physics and how our bodies cater with compressing and decompressing against Gravity (the Pogo… Show more Since launch in 2008, StrideUK still pretty much stands alone in the UK running technique market offering full body running analysis. Upgrading last year from 2D to 3D motion analysis provides more evidence to suggest that running technique is far less ‘technique driven’ (associating certain traits how top end runners perform and prescribing it to the Joe public) with a clear and logical shift towards Physics and how our bodies cater with compressing and decompressing against Gravity (the Pogo stick theory!). Being a fast twitched, energetic and passionate person who enjoys talking about and writing about biomechanics and our ‘gravitational issues’, there's nothing better than to shoot the breeze with healthy minded people. Show less

Brighton Marina

With my redundancy in 2001, I retrained towards sports injury and rehabilitation. This was of no surprise to me as I wanted to find a physical job and try to help people. Having taken over an osteopathy clinic when I 'graduated' at David Lloyd (the osteopath had an opportunity to set up alone closer to his home), I developed David Lloyds first Sports Injury Clinic at Brighton Marina, and spent close to 8 years working in sports therapy, massage, injury and rehabilitation (specialising in lower… Show more With my redundancy in 2001, I retrained towards sports injury and rehabilitation. This was of no surprise to me as I wanted to find a physical job and try to help people. Having taken over an osteopathy clinic when I 'graduated' at David Lloyd (the osteopath had an opportunity to set up alone closer to his home), I developed David Lloyds first Sports Injury Clinic at Brighton Marina, and spent close to 8 years working in sports therapy, massage, injury and rehabilitation (specialising in lower back pain!) As running had always been a 'go to' when life feels stressful, I gravitated to wanted to explore running biomechanics. I first trained through ASICs Biomechanics Academy, Clifton Bradley Podiatry and went on to study through Currex GmbH Motion Analysis. At the same time, my wife to be (met her on a sports therapy course) we set up Studio57clinic in Hove as trial project to see if we could create a further well performing business to the Hove residents. This succeeded requiring us to relocate to a bigger premises and employ up to 12 members of staff to work with us. Show less

Brighton, United Kingdom

Finally giving up the stress of commuting, I got a job working with a Brighton based recruitment company MCL. This was definitely going to be my last job in recruitment as despite being relatively good at it, my heart wasn't in it. With the tragedy of 9/11, recruitment hit an all-time low, I took redundancy and explored new career options.

Burgess Hill

Having tired of the commuting daily to London, I secured a job developing the european department for capital software recruitment, Burgess Hill. A great 'family feel' company which worked at a better pace with better ethos too. Recruitment seemed quite easy for me, very rarely had a bad day, but coming to the conclusion that I needed to choose a different career, one that did n't have me sitting down all day behind a PC. My back pain became more of normality to me. Great times at capital… Show more Having tired of the commuting daily to London, I secured a job developing the european department for capital software recruitment, Burgess Hill. A great 'family feel' company which worked at a better pace with better ethos too. Recruitment seemed quite easy for me, very rarely had a bad day, but coming to the conclusion that I needed to choose a different career, one that did n't have me sitting down all day behind a PC. My back pain became more of normality to me. Great times at capital software, miss the team dearly. Show less

London, United Kingdom

Due to back pain with the chronicity of driving 52,000 miles a year, I changed jobs a moved to IT recruitment. Working in telecommunications, I worked in the city recruiting telecom engineers and PC, LAN, WAN to work across europe (that time when contractors could work over seas and not pay tax!!) Recruitment back then had no internet, no linked in! just a telephone directory and a phone. It was a new experience selling over the phone, it was cut throat, it was high pressure, it was mainly… Show more Due to back pain with the chronicity of driving 52,000 miles a year, I changed jobs a moved to IT recruitment. Working in telecommunications, I worked in the city recruiting telecom engineers and PC, LAN, WAN to work across europe (that time when contractors could work over seas and not pay tax!!) Recruitment back then had no internet, no linked in! just a telephone directory and a phone. It was a new experience selling over the phone, it was cut throat, it was high pressure, it was mainly cold calling. Learnt how to toughen up in sales and accept it was ok to be ruthless. Show less

Having confidence in my selling ability, I became self employed at 19 years of age, bought my own car and got a job working for S Jaeger & Sons. This was a big 'Swag' importer selling everything household, toys and fancy goods. 52,000 miles a year, greater london and south coast, up and down the motorways daily. With a good stable income, I got a mortgage at 21 years of age and bought my first flat in 1992 (Natwest, 72k mortgage, 12.9% interest!!). Having now drummed up some serious milege… Show more Having confidence in my selling ability, I became self employed at 19 years of age, bought my own car and got a job working for S Jaeger & Sons. This was a big 'Swag' importer selling everything household, toys and fancy goods. 52,000 miles a year, greater london and south coast, up and down the motorways daily. With a good stable income, I got a mortgage at 21 years of age and bought my first flat in 1992 (Natwest, 72k mortgage, 12.9% interest!!). Having now drummed up some serious milege over nearly 7 years, I started experiencing lower back pain. I was aware that this driving job may come with concequences. Show less

South England

Just as soon as i passed my driving test, I got a job, with a company car, with a company fuel card too! I worked for a plastics company (simular to addis or curver) selling to wholesale and retail outlets south england. I was 17 years old and drove 52,000 miles a year selling up and down the country. Finding that I had a natural flair for meeting and selling to people, I moved to another company where earning potential was greater.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Having picked up my work hard mentality from Private School, with support from my middle school to explore my.

Education record

As a late comer to this school and first time in public education, as a mildly posh sounding lad entering a far wider community of diverse.

Education record

Being brought up in the 70's in a private boys school did come with it's intensities. Being a 'lively, animated and spirited' child, I.