The Reinge Clinic

The Reinge Clinic We are experts at eliminating your pain in Kenilworth and we do this by getting to the root cause. When you come to us with a pain or injury, we don’t just look at the affected area, we look at all the areas that may have led to this pain occurring.

Pain rarely starts for no reason. The reason may be in your past history rather than in the recent history. So we work like detectives to understand why that pain has occurred. We then use both strengthening and loosening treatments to not only remove the current pain, but ensure it doesn’t return.

Gina and Ian, are a husband and wife team, who united their expertise to create The Reinge Clinic back in 2009. Initially opening a successful clinic in Bristol, they relocated to Kenilworth in 2019, and have been building their unique clinic in the heart of Warwickshire.

With a combined wealth of knowledge that spans various disciplines, Gina and Ian have seamlessly blended the specialisms of

Physiotherapy, Biomechanics, Sports Therapy, and Sports Massage into a harmonious fusion of treatments. This unparalleled integration enables them to look into the complex workings of your body in unique depth. Providing a comprehensive approach that addresses the root causes of pain and injury.

Embarking on a mission to decipher the complexities of each individual’s needs, The Reinge Clinic goes beyond conventional treatment paradigms. Gina and Ian’s unique expertise allows them to navigate the intricacies of your body with precision, uncovering the underlying factors that contribute to discomfort or limitations.

Gina and Ian’s approach extends beyond the surface, seeking to get to the root causes of your problems. Their commitment to continuous learning and innovation ensures that their clinic remains at the forefront of cutting-edge therapies, offering you a tailor-made experience to musculo-skeletal pain and injury.

At The Reinge Clinic, you’re not just a patient; you’re a unique individual on a path to pain free living.

Resting for back pain is an outdated idea. Initially it was felt that if you rested and therefore decompressed your spin...
04/09/2026

Resting for back pain is an outdated idea. Initially it was felt that if you rested and therefore decompressed your spine, this would help back pain.

It might feel nice while you are lying, but as soon as you stand up, the pain returns, because resting doesn't change the underlying issue.

These days gentle movement is generally advised.

📍Keep active within pain free levels,
📍Ice your back for 10 mins per hour
📍Come in to see us so we can assess why your back is hurting in the first place.

Any back pain that lasts more than 2 weeks is unlikely to get better on its own. We can take a look, assess your spine and start getting you back to pain free living. 😀💪

📞 07917 301410
💻 https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/what-we-treat/back-pain/
📍Kenilworth, Warwickshire

As we head back to the office after the summer, the reality of sitting at a desk sets in and back stiffness becomes a co...
02/09/2026

As we head back to the office after the summer, the reality of sitting at a desk sets in and back stiffness becomes a common complaint. 😫

We can get this under control quickly with a mixture of Sports Massage and targeted spinal strengthening exercises.

Don't sit in pain, give us a call. 😀👍

📞 07917 301410
💻 www.reingeclinic.co.uk
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Back pain isn't always as simple as treating the back.Sometimes finding the reason behind the pain is the most important...
31/08/2026

Back pain isn't always as simple as treating the back.

Sometimes finding the reason behind the pain is the most important part of getting better.

We love this feedback from Charlotte, who came to us with back problems and found that a thorough assessment and a longer-term plan made all the difference.

Thank you, Charlotte, for taking the time to share your experience.

📞 07917 301410
💻 https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/what-we-treat/back-pain/
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Love your golf but hate what it does to your back?A golf swing involves a lot of rotation. If your spine isn't as strong...
28/08/2026

Love your golf but hate what it does to your back?

A golf swing involves a lot of rotation. If your spine isn't as strong as it could be, that rotation can create problems in the joints of the back.

If you're regularly finishing a round with a sore or stiff back, it might be time to get it looked at.

With some simple loosening and strengthening, most golf-related back problems can be treated quickly and effectively.

At The Reinge Clinic, we look biomechanically at how your whole body moves to find out what's causing the pain, rather than simply treating the sore spot.

📞 07917 301410
💻 www.reingeclinic.co.uk
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Swimming is at its best when the weather's hot and the water's cool! ☀️🏊If you've been doing plenty of lengths over the ...
26/08/2026

Swimming is at its best when the weather's hot and the water's cool! ☀️🏊

If you've been doing plenty of lengths over the summer, why not book yourself in for a sports massage before heading back to the office?

It's a great way to ease tight muscles, improve flexibility and help you feel your best.

📞 07917 301410
💻 https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/what-we-do/sports-massage/
📍Kenilworth

Finding the cause, not just treating the symptoms.We love receiving feedback like this. Helping our patients understand ...
23/08/2026

Finding the cause, not just treating the symptoms.

We love receiving feedback like this. Helping our patients understand why they're in pain is just as important as helping them recover.

Thank you, Derek, for your kind words.

📞 07917 301410
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire
💻 www.reingeclinic.co.uk

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome doesn't always need an operation...In fact, symptoms such as tingling, numbness and pins and need...
20/08/2026

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome doesn't always need an operation...

In fact, symptoms such as tingling, numbness and pins and needles in the hand aren't always caused by the wrist itself. Similar symptoms can also be referred from the neck or shoulder.

You're more likely to have true carpal tunnel syndrome if your work or hobbies involve repetitive gripping, such as hairdressing, barbering, gardening, massage therapy or using hand tools.

Even spending long hours at a computer can produce carpal tunnel-like symptoms, but that doesn't always mean the median nerve is being compressed at the wrist.

That's why we carry out a full assessment of the entire upper limb, including your neck, shoulder, elbow and wrist, to understand what's really causing your symptoms.

Often, with the right combination of hands-on treatment, exercises and movement correction, we can relieve that frustrating night-time tingling and numbness without the need for surgery.

💻https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/what-we-treat/carpal-tunnel/
📞 07917 301410
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Is it really tennis elbow? 🎾Pain on the outside of your elbow isn't always tennis elbow.It can also be linked to:• Neck ...
18/08/2026

Is it really tennis elbow? 🎾

Pain on the outside of your elbow isn't always tennis elbow.

It can also be linked to:
• Neck or shoulder problems
• Poor grip or movement patterns
• Repetitive work or sporting activities

At The Reinge Clinic, we don't just focus on the painful tendon. We assess how your whole upper limb is moving to identify why the problem developed in the first place. That's the key to relieving pain and reducing the chance of it returning.

Our article explains what tennis elbow is, why it develops, and the steps you can take to recover.

👀 Read it here:
💻 https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/post/understanding-tennis-elbow/

📞 07917 301410
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Is it really plantar fasciitis? 🤔Not every pain under your heel is plantar fasciitis, there are several other possibilit...
16/08/2026

Is it really plantar fasciitis? 🤔

Not every pain under your heel is plantar fasciitis, there are several other possibilities.

• Heel fat pad syndrome
• Nerve irritation
• Achilles tendon problems

One of the most common things we find is poor lower limb biomechanics. If your leg muscles aren't working correctly the force ends up in the heel, creating tugging, pain and inflammation..

Our article explains three simple steps that can help if your heel pain is plantar fasciitis and why looking for the underlying cause is just as important to stop the pain recurring

👀 Read it here:⤵
💻 https://www.reingeclinic.co.uk/post/3-steps-for-fixing-plantar-fasciitis/

📞 07917 301410
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

Where your pain is can tell is a lot about what may be causing the issue. 🦶If you get foot pain always start with ice......
14/08/2026

Where your pain is can tell is a lot about what may be causing the issue.

🦶If you get foot pain always start with ice... pop your foot in a washing up bowl of cold water and let it rest there for 10 minutes maximum.
🦶 If it helps, repeat every hour
🦶 It will help reduce any inflammation, which is another good indicator of what might be going on.

If the pain continues, let us take. aloo, we can assess your foot properly and see what is going on.

📞 07917 301410
💻 www.reingeclinic.co.uk
📍 Kenilworth, Warwickshire

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3 Thickthorn Orchards
Kenilworth
CV82SH

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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