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Dr Rajat Chauhan [email protected]
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Dr Rajat Chauhan is a Sports - Exercise Medicine and Musculoskeletal Physician, who first practices before preaching. He is an ultra runner and has done over 100 official or unofficial marathons (42.195 km). He is the founder of the Back 2 Fitness chain of clinic that focus on getting people back to fitness and helping them to perform to their optimum levels, that could mean helping get someone out of pain (back, neck, knee, shoulder, RSI etc) or make them fitter if they don't yet have these issues but could in the near future because of sedentary lifestyle.He believes India has the largest unfit workforce and it is high time we changed that if we are to keep up with China and other close competitors. The employees are a lot more productive if they are fitter, and not only disease free, which is all that seems to be addressed currently. He would be happy to give talks and organize workshops at your office.Previously, he headed and helped set-up the Sports Medicine department at Manipal Hospital, Bangalore. Prior to that he was in London, where one of his assignments was to be Musculoskeletal Medicine external consultant to Westminster PCT, National Health Trust , UK. He also headed the London centre of Kieser Training, a Swiss-German chain of musculoskeletal rehab centers dealing with back, neck, knee and shoulder pains.
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Qualifications• MBBS
• MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine (Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham)
• MLCOM Manual Therapy / Osteopathic / Musculo-Skeletal Medicine (London)
• Musculoskeletal Mesotherapy (Paris)
• Medical Acupuncture
Current Positions• Founder & Medical Director, Back 2 Fitness
• Chain of sports medicine & musculoskeletal medicine rehab centres
• Columnist, Mint business newspaper, Treadmill Column, Business of Life page
• Owner, Race & Medical Director, La Ultra - The High (Leh)
• World's highest and toughest ultra marathon
• 222 km run crossing world's 2 highest motor-able mountain passes
• Asia Coordinator, CO2 eRace (A Danish Cultural Institute initiative)
• Earth Day Run/Walk-Cycle-eCars event, 22nd April 2012, New Delhi
• A CO2 Green Drive event in Hefei, China, in partnership with Low Carbon Earth Summit, the City of Hefei and local partners
Who do we cater to?
HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY
FITNESS INDUSTRY
Mission Statement• Help people get back to the
physical activity they enjoy doing most
• Help them use their bodies optimally • Musculo-Skeletal Medicine • Sports & Exercise Medicine
• Using Evidence Based Medicine • M u l t i - m o d a l i t y ( H o l i s t i c )
Approach • For all (from elite sportspersons
to the very sedentary person)
Formerly
Sports-Exercise & Musculoskeletal Medicine• Founder HOD, Sports & Exercise Medicine department, Manipal Hospital,
Bangalore
• 650 bedded corporate hospital, Manipal group's flagship hospital
• Elect President at 4th WCSM, India, 2011
• World Congress for Science & Medicine in Cricket
• Quit in October 2010, as no support from cricket bodies
• Head, Medical Strengthening Therapy, Kieser Training, London
• External Musculo-Skeletal Consultant, Westminster PCT (London), National Health Service UK
Running Doctor• Airtel Delhi Half Marathon:
• Designed SMS training package for Airtel - 2011
• On-line Advisor to Airtel - 2009
• Medical Director for several Marathons in Bangalore: 2006 - 2008
• Bangalore ’06, Bangalore Ultra ’07, Midnight ’07, Sunfeast 10 km ’08
• Medical Director, Running & Living Infotainment
• Medical Advisor & President, WG running club, London (2004 & 2005)
• Other assignments in UK: UK Sprint Squad
Practices before preaching
Running history• 27+ years experience of middle to ultra long distance running
• PB: half - 1:18, full - 2:38 (training)
• October ('08, '11) runs - half marathon every day (31)
• 100+ marathons (official & unofficial)
• 111k attempt on 11.11.11 (did 80)
• Jodhpur - Jaisalmer (2008) 5 marathons in 5 consecutive days
• 100k in 11h 25min at Bangalore Ultra 2007
• Paris - London (2004) 8 marathons in 8 days - quit after 5
