Injured? Let's get you moving again.
You don’t need to be an elite athlete to want your body working well. Whether you’re training for a marathon, planning a multi-day hike, getting back into fitness or playing weekend sport, a sore foot or leg can stop you in your tracks. We’ll work out what’s behind it and build a plan that keeps you as active as possible while you recover.
Common sports injuries we treat
Ankle sprains and strains
- Assessment of the injury and a staged plan to rebuild strength and stability.
Stress fractures
- Careful diagnosis, referral for imaging where needed, and a plan to manage load while the bone heals.
Achilles tendinopathy
- Load management, strengthening and other treatment to settle pain and restore function.
Plantar fasciitis and heel pain
- Finding the cause and treating it, from footwear and exercises to orthoses or shock wave therapy where suitable.
Shin pain
- Looking at training load, footwear and how you run, to settle pain and reduce the chance of it returning.
Why choose PodSquared Podiatry for sports injury care?
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Sports-focused expertise: Our podiatrists have a strong interest and experience in sports-related foot and lower limb injuries, so you get care that's targeted to your sport.
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Advanced diagnostic tools: As well as video gait analysis and hands-on assessment, we use in-shoe gait analysis from Baliston Health, which uses sensors in your shoes to measure how you walk and run. Together, they show us how you move and what’s loading the injured area.
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Individualised management plans: Your plan takes into account your sport, training, fitness level and goals.
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Collaborative approach: Our team works closely with other healthcare professionals, including physiotherapists,
exercise physiologists and sports medicine specialists, to provide you with a comprehensive and integrated care experience.
Get back in the game – book your consultation today
Book with one of our podiatrists with a special interest in sport, or call 08 8363 4588 if you’d like to talk it through first.
