Sports therapy
Sports injury rehabilitation, strength and conditioning, performance testing, and injury-prevention support for active people at every level.

Rehabilitation for sports and activity-related injuries
Sports therapy focuses on preventing, assessing, treating, and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries related to physical activity.
Sports injuries can happen through accidents or develop because of training practices, equipment, conditioning, or insufficient warm-up and stretching. Common examples include tennis elbow, runner’s knee, fractures, torn ligaments, and torn tendons.
Sports therapy at a glance
What sports therapy can include
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Strength and conditioning
- Exercise-based rehabilitation
- Strength and power profiling for athletes
- Rehabilitation and training programme design
- Performance testing
Who sports therapy can support
- Athletes of different ages and levels, from hobbyists to full-time competitors
- People receiving weight-management support who need exercise assistance
- People looking to improve general performance, strength, or conditioning
- Businesses focused on employee safety and wellbeing
- People who want to reduce injury risk by improving their general condition
A programme built around your injury
Treatment and rehabilitation are tailored to your injury, physical condition, and goals, with the aim of helping you return to sport or activity.
The service looks at what may have contributed to the injury and builds the programme around the risks that are relevant to you. This can combine rehabilitation, exercise, conditioning, and practical strategies for returning to movement.
Strength and conditioning
Strength and conditioning programmes are available for people at different fitness levels and are delivered through one-to-one coaching with a certified specialist.
The specialist first establishes your requirements and physical condition, then builds a programme around them. The service works with recreational exercisers and full-time athletes across sports including football, athletics, rugby, tennis, Gaelic football, boxing, and swimming.

Reducing the risk of injury
Sports therapy includes injury-prevention education and programming. The service can help identify likely injury risks and build a programme to improve conditioning and support safer movement for people whose work or activity places demands on their body.
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Meet our physiotherapists
Sports injuries can affect your strength, mobility, and confidence. Our sports therapy physiotherapists assess your injury, understand your recovery goals, and develop a personalised rehabilitation programme to help you return to the activities you enjoy.









