Whether you have had an ACL reconstruction or are managing a tear without surgery, we take you through every phase: settling swelling, getting the knee fully straight, rebuilding quadriceps and hip strength, then running, jumping and change-of-direction drills before return to sport.
Meniscus tears and knee ligament sprains respond well to graded loading, knee control training and balance work. Together with your orthopaedic doctor, we help you decide whether conservative rehab or surgery suits your knee.
A badly managed sprain often leads to the ankle repeatedly giving way. We control swelling early, restore movement, then focus on balance and strength so the ankle is stable for running and sport.
Pain on the outer or inner elbow comes from overloaded forearm tendons, common in racquet players, gym-goers and people who type or lift a lot. Progressive tendon loading, manual therapy and grip advice settle it without repeated injections.
Pain around the kneecap usually reflects how load is managed through the hip, knee and foot. Strength work, running technique and training-load changes get you running comfortably again.
Hamstring, calf and groin strains are common in cricket, football and sprinting. A staged programme of strengthening and sprint drills reduces the high re-injury rate these strains are known for.
From rotator cuff tendinopathy and impingement to rehab after a dislocation, we restore shoulder mobility and build the cuff and shoulder-blade strength needed for bowling, throwing, swimming and lifting.
Lower back strain from deadlifts, shoulder pain from bench press, side strains and fast bowler’s back pain: we treat the injury and correct the technique or training load that caused it.