Keep safe on the slopes
Winter sports contribute to a greater number of head injuries than neck injuries, but both head and neck injuries can be devastating.
Year: 2015
Deal 11. Take to the slopes this winter
Whether a Gaper or Ripper, you’ll improve your skiing performance with this free copy of Alpine Skiing.
Deal 10. The run up to Christmas
When you hit the streets to blow away the Christmas cobwebs, keep your phone, keys, coins, credit cards etc all safely stowed away in this useful, one-size-fits-all, running belt. It’s surprisingly roomy and fully adjustable to accommodate any extra inches you might acquire over the festive period. It’s yours free when you buy any book, DVD or CD from Human Kinetics. To get yours just use the Promo code: PRANCER In addition, HK Rewards Members also get 20% off all their purchases and a free eBook* version of any printed book they buy. There’s also free delivery on everything to the UK, Europe and the Middle East. Don’t forget our previous deals will still be running right up to to the end of the year, so if you’d prefer a different offer, just enter the relevant code instead. Details can be found at the bottom of this page. Only one code can be used with each order, the choice is yours. SHOP NOW This offer is only open to UK, European and Middle Eastern customers only. …
Lengthy bans for Blatter and Platini
Fifa president Sepp Blatter and Uefa boss Michel Platini have been suspended for eight years from all football-related activities
Deal 9. We bet that you’ll look good on the dance floor
Learn ten of the most popular ballroom dances with this free copy of Social Dance and instructional DVD.
Deal 8: No Rudolph needed
The eighth deal in our 12 Deals of Christmas promotion is this cycle light set, free when you buy any book, DVD or CD from us before the end of 2015.
The examination and evaluation of musculoskeletal injuries
The examination and evaluation of musculoskeletal injuries both on and off the field.
Introducing One Dance UK
A new dance industry body has launched with the aim of creating a “single more powerful voice for dance” in the UK.