News & Advice
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How Injuries Really Develop
Our biomechanical screening is designed to break that cycle early. Research and clinical experience consistently show: The more asymmetrical you are, the more your body compensates - and the more your joints pay the price over time.
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Start Strong, Stay Strong - Your January Movement Reset for 2026
Whether you’re returning to the gym, beginning marathon training, or quietly noticing that your body just doesn’t feel quite right anymore, this is the perfect time to take stock and take action.
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Mid-Portion vs Insertional Achilles Pain: Why the Difference Matters More Than You Think
If you’ve been told you have Achilles’ tendinopathy but your pain isn’t improving, there’s a key question that often goes unanswered. Which part of your Achilles is actually the problem?If your Achilles pain isn’t settling, the solution may not be rest....
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From Football to Tennis: How to Return to Sport Safely After a Knee Injury
When your knee finally starts to feel better after an injury, it’ natural to want to get back to your sport as quickly as possible. Whether you play football, tennis, rugby, or netball, you miss the competition, the movement, and the energy.
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Why Early Assessment Is Key After a Knee Injury
When you injure your knee playing sport, it’s tempting to rest, ice it, and hope it settles down.
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Netball is one of the most popular sports for young people, offering fun, fitness, and teamwork in a fast-paced environment, also a game where injuries are fairly common
But with all the quick pivots, sudden stops, and frequent jumping, netball is also where injuries are fairly common - especially in growing bodies. At Wimbledon Physiotherapy, we work with young netball players to both recover from injuries
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Sever’s - Understanding Heel Pain in Active Children
What Is Sever’s? If your child complains of heel pain after running, jumping, or playing sports, Sever’s could be the cause. This condition is a common source of heel discomfort in children aged 8-14.
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Rolled your ankle again?
If you’ve sprained your ankle once, you’re far more likely to do it again - unless you fully rebuild its strength and control.
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Pain shooting down your leg? Is it sciatica?
Sciatica describes irritation of the sciatic nerve, causing pain that can travel. Why it happens - the nerve may be irritated by a bulging disc, joint changes, or muscle spasm. Each cause needs a different approach - that’s why accurate diagnosis is key.
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