Our sports specialists understand that good management of a sports injury is key, which is why we do more than just treat the problem. We investigate the cause of your injury and work with you to try and prevent the problem from reoccurring.

At your first visit our chartered sports physiotherapists will look at all the contributory factors to your condition, such as co-ordination, biomechanics, habitual usage patterns and previous injury.

Sports Specific:
When assessing, diagnosing and treating a sports injury, we consider the skills and physical demands involved in your specific sport, along with the movement patterns and training required to achieve optimum performance. All of these aspects need to be analysed to ensure that your rehabilitation programme helps you return to your sport stronger, more stable and conditioned than before your injury.

Video Analysis:
The use of video analysis allows us to watch your movement patterns and identify potential injury problems and muscle imbalances. We use this regularly with athletes such as golfers,
cricketers, netball players, soccer players and track athletes.

Advanced Exercise Rehabilitation:
As you recover from your injury, we will structure your rehabilitation, incorporating flexibility, strength and muscle balance, in a graduated but challenging programme.
This will be specific to your sport and tailor made for you. At this point we may suggest you work alongside with our strength and conditioning expert, or, if you prefer, we will liaise with your sports coach or personal fitness trainer.

Musculoskeletal Analysis:
You don’t have to wait until you are injured to have a musculoskeletal analysis. These are often used as a means of identifying potential problems before they occur. A musculoskeletal analysis takes up to an hour and is followed by a detailed report of the problem areas you need to address. We will work with you to help improve your physical ability and technique.

Athletes from all sports have found these to be very useful. In particular we offer this as part of our Golf Analysis, Movement and Performance Programme.