Whether you've pulled a hamstring at five-a-side, turned an ankle on a trail run, or have a niggle that keeps coming back, we'll find out what's going on and build a plan to get you back to your sport.
Hamstring, calf, groin and thigh.
Ankle and knee ligaments.
Achilles, patellar tendon, and tennis or golfer's elbow.
Runner's knee, shin pain, plantar fasciitis and pain on the outside of the knee.
From the gym, swimming, climbing or racket sports.
The injury that settles, then comes back every time you build up again.
All four of our physiotherapists treat sports injuries. Steve has a degree in sports science as well as physiotherapy. Diana focuses on biomechanics and movement. Carl is a keen runner and cyclist. Roxanna brings almost four decades of clinical experience.
Meet the teamNot always. Many injuries do better if you keep moving in the right way. We'll tell you what to cut back, what to change, and what you can safely carry on with.
If it isn't settling after a few days, keeps coming back, or is stopping you training, it's worth getting it looked at. Starting the right treatment early usually helps.
Most sports injuries can be diagnosed with a thorough assessment. If we think you need a scan or a specialist opinion, we'll tell you and help you arrange it.
Tell us when you book. We'll plan around the date and be honest about what's realistic.
Hands-on treatment, including massage techniques, is part of physio when it helps your recovery. If you're after a massage on its own, give us a call and we'll talk it through.
Initial consultations are 45 minutes and cost £60. Same-week appointments are usually available.
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