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FAQs

Pain & Injuries We Treat

Our team of graduate Sports Therapists are highly trained in assessing, diagnosing, and treating musculoskeletal injuries, specialising in helping you return to sport safely and effectively. Unlike traditional physiotherapy, our expertise is specifically tailored to the demands of athletic performance, ensuring you receive the best care in a sports-focused environment.

We treat a variety of musculoskeletal injuries, from common strains and sprains to pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation, helping you recover fully and regain strength, mobility, and confidence in your movement. You don’t have to be an athlete to seek our help—whether you're dealing with a sports injury or everyday aches and pains, we’re here to support your recovery. You can read more about the specific injuries and conditions we diagnose and treat below.

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Knee Conditions​

Runners Knee (PFPS) ITB Syndrome  ACL, PCL, MCL or LCL Sprains or Tears Meniscal Injuries Patella Tendinopathy  Arthritis  Osgood Schlatters Patella Dislocations Fat Pad Impingement & many others.

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​Back, Neck or Spinal Conditions​

Nerve Compression & Referral (Including Sciatica & Cervical Radiculopathy) Muscle Spasm  Muscle Strain Disc Proplase, Degeneration or Bulge Facet Joint Syndrome Neck Stiffness Spinal Arthritis ( Spondylosis) Spondylolithesis  & many others.

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​Shoulder Conditions

Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy Shoulder Impingement Ligament Tears Muscle Strain Shoulder Dislocation Shoulder Bursitis AC Joint Seperation Clavicle Fractures & many others.

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Elbow & Wrist Conditions

Golfers & Tennis Elbow Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Fractures Arthritis De Quervain's Syndrome & many others.

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Ankle & Foot Conditions

Medial or Lateral Ankle Sprains Achilles Rupture or Tendinopathy Planter Faciitis  Shin Splints (MTTS) Fat Pad Syndrome Peroneal Tendinopathy Exercise Induced Compartment Syndrome Ankle or Foot Fractures Muscle Tears or Strains & many others.

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Pelvic & Hip Conditions​

Hip Bursitis Hip Impingement Gluteal or Hip Flexor Tendinopathy Muscle Strains Sacroiliac Joint Pain Femoral Stress Fracture Groin Strains Athletic Groin  (Pubalgia (Hernia)) & many others.

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