No Therapist at Your Club? Come See One of Ours!
- Injured in the last 2 weeks?
- Taken a knock while playing a team sport?
- Need advice on a joint sprain or injury?
- Looking to accelerate your rehabilitation before returning to play?
Our expert sports therapists are here to help. Continue reading to find out if Sports Therapy is right for you.
Why See a Sports Therapist?
Dealing with a lingering injury or looking to maintain your physical performance? Our sports therapists are here to help:
- Assess and treat minor injuries: We handle sprains, strains, and those persistent niggles that can keep you from playing your best.
- Hands-on therapy & taping: Whether it’s through massage, manual therapy, or the use of kinesiology and zinc oxide taping, we keep you active and pain-free.
- Confidence in return-to-play: Receive expert advice and personalized support to help you safely return to your sport with confidence.
Who Can Benefit from Sports Therapy?
Sports therapy is ideal for individuals who:
- Need a therapist with sport-specific injury expertise.
- Require injury-specific rehab and a return-to-play strategy.
- Seek acute sports injury advice, treatment, and taping.
Our sports therapists have in-depth knowledge and experience across a wide range of sports. This allows them to understand common injury mechanisms and tailor treatments to help you return to peak performance.
What is Sports Therapy?
Sports Therapy is a degree-level qualification focusing on the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal sports injuries. Sports therapists specialize in managing acute injuries and helping athletes return to peak performance through physical techniques such as taping, massage, and tailored exercise prescriptions.
What do Sports Therapists do?
- Assess and treat minor injuries: Including joint sprains, muscular bruising, and other acute injuries.
- Advise on injury prevention: With sports-specific warm-up routines and stretching techniques.
- Provide sports massage: For general well-being, physical maintenance, and injury recovery.
- Apply strapping and taping: To support both acute injuries and ongoing rehabilitation.
- Assist with return-to-play plans: Offering guidance on assessments and training programs after an injury.
- Conduct pre-season screening: To identify potential risk factors and prevent injuries.
Who should see a Sports Therapist?
If you’re involved in individual or team sports and have suffered an injury, are looking to improve rehabilitation before returning to play, or want to minimize injury risk during training, Sports Therapy can help.
Meet our Sports Therapists
Katie
Outside of the clinic, Katie provides post-event massage & first aid pitch-side support. She is a keen sportsperson, proudly representing Weston Netball’s 1st team, & is assistant coach for Weston’s U16 netballers. Click here to learn more about Katie
Rhys
In addition to team sports such as rugby, football and hockey, Rhys enjoys working with extreme sports athletes, particularly snowboarding, skiing, surfing, wakeboarding and skateboarding. Rhys also holds a special interest in martial arts such as boxing and taekwondo, as well as other individual sports such as swimming, weight / Olympic lifting and tennis. Click here to learn more about Rhys
Luke
Luke is a passionate and dedicated sports therapist who graduated from Bournemouth University in 2024 with a BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy. With a strong background in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and athlete performance enhancement across a variety of sports, Luke has developed good hand skills in performing a wide range of massage techniques including soft and deep tissue techniques, trigger point release and myofascial release. Click here to learn more about Luke
Service options and prices
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Contact us for further information, to discuss your treatment options or to book your consultation.
