Physiotherapy for tennis players
World-ranked professionals come through our treatment rooms. Tennis concentrates its punishment on the hitting arm — elbow, shoulder, wrist — and the chain that feeds it: legs and lower back. Treating only where it hurts is the recipe for it coming back.
What we treat most in tennis
Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylalgia)
The injury with its own name. Ultrasound-guided EPI on the tendon plus forearm strength work: we treat the cause, not just the pain point.
Tennis shoulder
Rotator cuff and internal-rotation deficit (GIRD) from thousands of serves. Manual therapy, rotator strength and scapular control.
Wrist injuries
The ECU tendon suffers with the modern topspin game. Precise ultrasound diagnosis before touching anything.
Lower-back pain
The repeated rotation and extension of the serve load the lumbar spine. Core, hip mobility and load management.
Calf tear ("tennis leg")
The classic veteran's pull. Ultrasound to size it, load progression and a return without relapse.
How we work it
Ultrasound assessment of the tendon, treatment with EPI, neuromodulation or manual therapy as the case requires, and full-stroke readaptation with the athletic trainer. If you compete, treatment is planned around your tournament calendar.