Sports Injury Physiotherapy in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh

Sports injury assessment, treatment and rehabilitation

Sports injuries can happen suddenly or build up over time. A new injury can stop you training, while a recurring problem can make you cautious about pushing yourself.

A male athlete in a purple and yellow uniform is in a starting position on a red track, preparing for a race.
A male athlete in a purple and yellow uniform is in a starting position on a red track, preparing for a race.

You might be dealing with:

  • Pain that started during training or competition

  • Muscle or tendon pain that keeps returning

  • A sprain or strain following a sudden movement

  • Pain that gets worse as you train

  • Reduced strength, mobility or confidence

  • An injury that is stopping you from playing your sport

  • Returning to sport after surgery or a previous injury

  • Concerns about getting injured again

At Perform Health Co, we’ll assess your injury, look at your movement and strength and understand what you need to get back to. We’ll explain what we find and create a rehabilitation plan around your sport, training and goals.

Treatment may include hands-on physiotherapy, targeted exercises and progressive strength work. We’ll gradually build your capacity so you can return to training with confidence.


Initial Physiotherapy Session

What You Can Expect During Your Assessment:

  • Full injury assessment and history

  • Hands-on treatment from your first visit

  • Personalised rehab plan with home or gym exercises via our rehab app

  • Clear recovery plan so you know what to expect and how to progress

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Appointment: £70

Your 45-minute appointment includes a full physiotherapy assessment, hands-on treatment and a personalised rehabilitation plan.

We’ll assess your sports injury, explain what we find and give you a clear plan for your recovery and next steps.


Sports Injuries We Treat in Edinburgh

We treat a wide range of sports and exercise-related injuries, including muscle strains, tendon injuries, ligament sprains, joint injuries and overuse problems.