Whether you’re an amateur, aspiring or experienced athlete, sporting injuries can be incurred by individuals of all fitness levels. As well as the obvious pause it puts on your ability to be physically competitive, sports injuries can affect an individual’s mental and emotional well being
– when they stop a person from doing what they love.
However, acquiring a sports injury doesn’t necessarily mean you need to call time out on your game.
Instead, a good physiotherapist specialising in sports injuries – like Physio Health Clinic’s primary physiotherapist Andrew – can use his knowledge for the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of a range of sports injuries.
From muscle strains to tendon tears and injuries that arise out of overuse, a good sports physiotherapist will be educated in a number of techniques to treat a range of ailments. And Andrew is among the best.
His repertoire of sports injury treatment options is extensive and includes injury prevention and rehabilitation programs, soft tissue techniques including massage; icing and compression; joint mobilisation and manipulation; strapping, taping and bracing; dry needling; and core and postural assessment and correction. He can also prevent future injuries by analysing movement patterns and posture to ensure the body is moving correctly, without pain or mishaps.
Whatever your sport of preference, patients can be assured that the treatment from Physio Health Clinic’s primary therapist will help them achieve their goals sooner.