Sports Physiotherapy

Service

Expert Sports Injury Advice for Safe Recovery and Performance Return

Sporting injuries can be sustained in multiple ways; non-contact (twisting, landing, falling) contact (tackling, grappling), poor training practices (over/under training), lack of conditioning (muscle strength/control). Seeking professional advice following a sporting injury is essential to help identify the most appropriate effective, evidence based management plan to ensure safe and optimal return to performance.

During the acute phase of injury, pain, swelling and function loss are often inevitable. Being seen quickly by a Physiotherapist will help to ensure accurate diagnosis and to discuss the most appropriate management plan. Interventions such as manual therapy, acupuncture, and exercise intervention can all be used to enhance and accelerate improvements in symptoms. Functional reductions in muscle strength and neuromuscular control often come secondary to pain and swelling following injury.

Your Physiotherapist will work with you to enhance these deficits in a way that is bespoke to you and specific to the demands of your sport. Gym-based rehabilitation building into sport specific pitch/court/ring-based conditioning are utilised to build strength, speed, power and confidence back into the injured athlete to enable them to maximise their recovery.

Your physiotherapist will provide you with an injury risk reduction programme specific to your needs, in addition to further performance and lifestyle education to minimise the risk of re-injury.

What the Treatment Involves

• A detailed examination
• Accurate diagnosis
• Referral for imaging and investigation, if required
• The most effective and up-to-date rehabilitation plans
• Hands-on treatment, such as joint and soft tissue manipulation, electrotherapy, taping and sports massage
• Return to play rehabilitation and guidance

Helps with the Following Conditions

• Muscle strain
• Sever's disease
• Ligament sprain
• Osgood-Schlatter disease
• Muscle/ligament tear
• Sinding-Larsen Johansson syndrome
• Pars Interarticularis defect
• Chondromalacia patella

Accepted Insurance

We accept all major healthcare insurers, if you don't see yours listed don't worry, we may still be able to help, just get in touch and we'll do what we can to help!

Take a look at our cost saving Packages to get the most out of your treatment with us.