Our Clients

At 20/20 Sports Physiotherapy, we cater for a wide range of people and conditions, from the serious athlete to the weekend warrior.

Lower Back Pain

Back pain, either mild strains, or sciatica

Sports related back pain including cricket fast bowling, hockey, gymnastics, swimming, and rugby league injuries

Soft tissue injuries involving muscles, intervertebral discs, and joints.

Whiplash following falls, or motor vehicle accidents

Foot & Ankle Pain

Acute ankle sprains or overuse injuries from sports and recreation represent the second most common joint injury

Soft tissue injuries involving ligaments, muscles and tendons

Fractures and/or dislocations

Achilles tendinopathy, and/or Achilles complete rupture & repair

Shin splints

Forearm, Wrist & Finger Pain

Forearm, wrist and finger fractures and/or dislocations

Elbow tendinopathy, such as tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow are common in sports such as cricket, and physical professions such as electricians

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Hyperextension injuries to the thumb or fingers, such as Skier’s thumb

Scaphoid and carpal injuries

Muscle & Tendon

Injuries

Hamstring strains are the most common muscle/tendon injury in modern sport

Calf strains, quad strains, groin/adductor strains and gluteal strains are also very common

Achilles tendinopathy, patella tendinopathy, shoulder rotator cuff tendinopathy, and adductor tendinopathy are very common

Neck Pain

Neck pain has many causes, often related to sitting, posture, workstation setup, and/or overhead work

Headaches and migraines

Whiplash following falls, or motor vehicle accidents

Occupational neck pain

Dizziness

Knee Pain

Acute knee injuries, such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury and patella dislocation

Meniscus and medial collateral ligament injuries

Patellofemoral pain, i.e. pain related to the patella (knee-cap). This is very common in runners, and running-related sports

Fractures and/or dislocations

Osteoarthritis

Children & Adolescents' Conditions

Adolescents are not younger adults! They have their own unique injuries related to apophyseal plates (growth plates) and other factors related to their anatomy and physiology.

Osgood-Schlatters and Severs syndromes

Osteochondritis dissecans

Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

Chronic Pain

Chronic pain is a term used to define pain that has persisted beyond “normal” healing time. It is extremely disabling to quality of life.

Chronic pain requires an approach different to traditional or usual physiotherapy, which we offer at our physiotherapy clinic in Engadine.

If you have chronic pain, Contact Us to discuss your situation.

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain related to overhead sport or work. Sports such as baseball, cricket, swimming, tennis and volleyball commonly attract specific shoulder injuries that we manage.

Soft tissue injuries involving the muscular complex, rotator cuff tendinopathy, or labral injury

Fractures and/or acute shoulder dislocations

Overuse injuries from repetitive loading, such as lifting or throwing

Post-Op Rehabilitation