Sport Physiotherapy Clinic in Sheffield

At Sheffield Physiotherapy we specialise in the treatment of sports injuries. Our range of facilities allows us to diagnose and treat a wide range of muscular or bone related injuries which require professional sports physio.

The majority of people in the 21st century spend time enjoying sports activities, and this can be anything from walking at the weekend to playing rugby at a local or regional level. When we put ourselves through anything strenuous there is a chance of a sports related injury, and this can easily affect our lives.

From tennis elbow to pulled muscles, strains and tears, slight pulls or even breaks, sports physio is a must when we find that our body needs urgent specialist treatment.

Being a leading qualified sports physiotherapy practice in Sheffield, we pride ourselves in providing specialist care for better long term results. We want to see our clients back to full health as soon as possible, and this can only be achieved through professional diagnosis. A pain relief and sports injury repair program will help in treating any type of sports injury and see you on the road to recovery.

Call today for an assessment and get the quality and professional advice your body requires.

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Lewis Payne

Lewis graduated from The University of Nottingham in 2013 with a First Class Honours in Physiotherapy, worked as Sheffield F.C.’s first team Physiotherapist, and now runs a leading-edge private clinic in Sheffield. With over ten years of experience, he specialises in manual therapy, advanced technological treatments, and exercise-based approaches, focusing on spinal and joint conditions, sports injuries, and specifically complex spinal issues like disc pathology and scoliosis. Lewis leads in IDD Therapy, performing over 6000 treatments, offers MRI referrals and reviews, and employs a holistic treatment philosophy viewing the body as a Tensegrity structure. He excels in postural analysis, soft tissue release techniques, and prescribes biomechanical corrective exercises to enhance natural movement.