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Home of Sports Chiropractic in Durban
Where Olympic and World Champions seek help
Kings Park Sports Medicine Centre
Collegians Clubhouse
Walter Gilbert Rd 031 3033 874/5
Home Page of Dr. Stuart Clifton, Chiropractor
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Ergonomic assessments.. click here
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For medical insurance and registration details click here For more about Chiropractic click here
All consult fees are charged below medical aid rates
Prevention is always better than Cure
Link to www.kpmed.co.za  Dr. Clifton is also available for house calls in and around the Durban area.
Please email me if you would like to book an appointment and I should contact you within 1 working day.
Please note that house calls are subject to travelling charges
For emergencies click here
 a rare occasion... Stuart right on Ant Stott's rudder |
 Why wait and suffer? Call now!
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Stuart is married!
 On 11 June, Stuart wedded his beautiful bride. Now Dr. and Mrs. Clifton!
Pope-Ellis Ironman
 Completion of the Dusi in 34th place saw Stuart to a win in the Ironman Dusi/ Midmar biathlon and a 3rd place in Pope-Ellis Ironman. Great to be handed the trophy by Graeme's wife Wendy. Gonna try hard to win the big 3 trophy in 2012.
Olympics 2012
Bridgitte Hartley is going to London!
 Having paddled a World Record time in the K1 500m, Bridgitte is on her way to the Olympic village.
Stuart helped her get there and will be part of her support crew all the way to the games.
 Olympic Champion 10m Air Rifle Shooter Abhinav Bindra has asked Stuart to be part of his program towards the 2012 Olympics.
 Pictured here: Abhinav Bindra and old Kings Park stalwart Heath Matthews who is now working in India with ELITE ATHLETE PERFORMANCE
All Blacks Tri Nations 2009  Stuart was asked to be a part of the medical support team helping the All Black squad prepare for their recent Test in Durban. Some big boys to work on! The Boks still came out tops despite the expertise. |
