Football Injuries
Sports Physiotherapy or Sports Physio is the specialised branch of physiotherapy which deals with injuries and issues related to sportspeople such as footballers.
Sports-related conditions include medical conditions that transpose most sports injuries do differ from day-to-day injuries. Athletes typically require high-level performance and demand placed upon their body that stresses all of their systems, affecting their general health, energy systems, hormone level, muscles, joints, bones, etc. Sports physiotherapists help athletes recover from sporting injuries, provide education and resources to prevent problems, and are involved in whole person athlete care. This medical team can include a sports physician, GP, physiotherapist, exercise physiologist, psychologist, podiatrist, dietitian, and other medical specialists.
Sports-Related Conditions
- Common Leg Injuries
- Common Arm Injuries
- Common Spinal Injuries
- Common Youth Injuries
- Common Muscle Injuries
- Common Tendinopathies
- Common Ligament Injuries
- Concussion (Head Injury)
- Relative Energy Deficit (RED-S)
- Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)
Football Code Injuries
- AFL Injuries
- Rugby Injuries
- Rugby League Injuries
- Football (Soccer) Injuries
- TRL Injuries
- Touch Football Injuries
PhysioWorks Acute Sports Injury Clinic
PhysioWorks has established an Acute Sports Injury Clinic at some of our practices to assist with the early assessment and management of acute sports injuries.
More info:Â Sports Injury Clinic
