Sports Injury Physiotherapy in Crosby
From weekend five-a-side strains to competitive athlete rehab, our chartered physiotherapists assess the whole kinetic chain - not just the painful spot - to get you back to sport with confidence.
Common Sports Injuries We See in Clinic
Muscle Strains & Tears
Hamstring, calf, quad and groin strains - graded assessment and staged return-to-sport rehab.
Ligament Sprains
Ankle, knee and wrist sprains, including ACL and MCL injuries.
Tendon Injuries
Tennis elbow, Achilles tendinopathy and other overuse tendon conditions.
Groin & Hip Pain
Adductor-related, iliopsoas-related and abdominal-wall-related groin pain - a specialist area of the clinic. Read our clinical guide to groin injuries.
Sports Screening
Pre-season movement screening to flag imbalances before they become injuries.
Sports Massage
Soft tissue work to support recovery and reduce recurrence risk - see our dedicated Sports Massage page.
Photo: Fabio Mazzola, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Illustrative - not a Crosby Physio patient.
Claim - and Evidence
We treat the whole kinetic chain, not just the injury site.
Assessment includes lumbo-pelvic stability and movement pattern screening alongside the specific injury.
Recovery plans are staged, not generic.
Progression through activity levels is guided by regular clinical re-assessment, not a fixed calendar.
Sports Injury Physiotherapy - Common Questions
How soon after a sports injury should I see a physiotherapist?
As soon as possible. Early assessment helps confirm the extent of the injury, rules out anything requiring urgent onward referral, and lets rehab start while the injury is fresh.
Can I still play sport while being treated for an injury?
It depends on the injury and its severity - your physiotherapist will give you a clear return-to-play plan as part of your assessment.
Get Your Sports Injury Assessed Properly
Most patients are seen within the same week.