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Conditions · Sports & Muscle · Oldham

Injuries that keep you from doing what you love

Whether you're a competitive athlete or someone who was just carrying the shopping, muscle and sports injuries deserve proper assessment — not just rest and hope. We get you back to full function.

No GP referral neededSame-week appointmentsGCC & HCPC Registered
GCC & HCPC Registered
No GP Referral Needed
Same-Week Appointments
Oldham Town Centre

What We Treat

Sports & muscle injuries we treat every day

From acute muscle tears to stubborn tendon problems that won't go away — we assess the injury properly, identify what's driving it, and treat the cause rather than just managing the pain.

Muscle Strains & Tears

From mild strains to partial muscle tears — we assess the grade of injury, manage the acute phase, and build a structured rehabilitation plan to restore full strength and function.

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Ligament Sprains

Including ankle, knee, wrist and shoulder sprains. Proper grading and rehabilitation makes the difference between a full recovery and a recurring problem.

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Achilles Tendinopathy

Chronic or acute Achilles pain — one of the most common and most mismanaged injuries. We use evidence-based loading programmes combined with manual therapy for lasting results.

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Tennis & Golfer's Elbow

Lateral and medial epicondylalgia — often made worse by repeated rest-and-return cycles. We address the load, the technique, and the tissue with a combination of manual therapy and exercise.

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Runner's Knee (ITBS)

Iliotibial band syndrome causing lateral knee pain — very common in runners. We include a biomechanical assessment to identify contributing factors beyond just the painful area.

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Shin Splints

Medial tibial stress syndrome — usually load-related. We manage the acute pain, address training errors, and build a graduated return-to-run programme.

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Your First Visit

What to expect when you come in

Whether your injury is brand new or has been niggling for months, we start from scratch — a proper assessment before any treatment.

1

Full history & consultation

We find out exactly what happened, how it's been behaving since, and what impact it's having on your training or daily life. Your new patient appointment is 40 minutes.

2

Movement & clinical assessment

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Clear diagnosis & plan

We explain what the injury is, why it happened, and what the treatment plan looks like — including realistic timelines for recovery. No vague reassurances.

4

Treatment begins

If treatment is appropriate, it starts in your first appointment. You'll also leave with clear guidance on what to do — and what to avoid — between sessions.

New patient consultation from £49 (40 mins) · Follow-up treatments £35 · No hidden costs

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Common Questions

Frequently asked about sports & muscle treatment

  • Do I need a scan before coming to see you?

    No — in most cases a scan isn't needed before your first appointment. We carry out a full clinical assessment and can advise whether imaging would be useful based on what we find. If we feel a scan is warranted, we'll tell you and help you understand the best route to get one.

  • Will it hurt?

    Some treatments — particularly when working on an acutely injured area or using dry needling — can cause temporary discomfort. We always explain what we're doing and why, and we work within your comfort levels. Any soreness after treatment is typically short-lived.

Ready to get started?

Book your sports & muscle consultation

New patient appointments are 40 minutes. We take a full history, examine you properly, and explain exactly what we find — before any treatment begins.