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Richard Brown DC, FCC, FBCA, FEAC

Richard Brown - Chiroporactor - Director of Lansdown ClinicWith huge experience in the management and treatment of back pain, Richard has lectured both nationally and internationally on a range of chiropractic subjects and was a senior lecturer at the University of Glamorgan between 2000 and 2003.

Richard is the first team chiropractor to Cheltenham Town Football Club and has developed a considerable sports injury practice. He also provides care to Olympic and Commonwealth athletes and is the medical director of Centurion Racing, a motorcycle racing team.

Active within the profession, Richard is the Vice President of the British Chiropractic Assocation and was the chairman of its professional standards committee between 2001 and 2007. He is a governor of the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic and holds fellowships of the College of Chiropractors, British Chiropractic Association and the European Academy of Chiropractic.

Richard frequently appears as an expert witness in legal proceedings and has recently completed a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in Legal Aspects of Medical Practice at Cardiff University.

Richard is also a Director of the Hardwicke and Quedgeley Chiropractic Clinic in Gloucester.

Contact Richard on r.brown@lansdownclinic.co.uk.

Listen to Richard Brown on BBC Gloucestershire

Richard Brown is the club chiropractor at both Cheltenham Town and Forest Green Rovers and has also worked with the likes of Marathon runner Dan Robinson - the evidence of that's a signed photo on the wall of his treatment room at the Lansdown Clinic in Stroud.

Richard has been explaining to Paul Furley from BBC Gloucestershire how he got involved with Gloucestershire's top 2 Football sides...

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But if treating sports stars is the glamorous side of the job, Richard also sees a worrying number of injuries among amateur players pre-season.

So, if you're pub player on a Sunday morning, or you run a run a youth team, what can you do to avoid adding to the queue in his waiting room?

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