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Sports Injuries

Pain, stiffness, an injury that won’t heal — if it’s keeping you from moving normally, we likely treat it. Here are the conditions we see most across our 8 Texas clinics. No referral needed to start.

Sports Injuries

Injuries are common in sporting events, competitions, or fitness activities, and can be due to multiple risk factors. Things such as improper training methods or techniques, varying physical fitness levels, lack of warming up or stretching muscles, muscle imbalances, stress injuries, overexertion, improper joint mechanics, etc.

What types of sports injuries do you treat?

Many of the sports injuries we treat are most commonly, but not limited to: Muscle strains or pulls
Ligament sprains

Achilles Tendon injury

Post joint
Dislocations and fractures
Jumper’s Knee
Runner’s knee I
T Band Syndrome
Rotator cuff injuries
Shoulder impingement syndrome
Shin splines
Tennis elbow
Golfer’s elbow
Groin pull
ACL sprain
Sciatica
Hamstring pull

How do you treat sports injuries?

A Word of caution: Do not let balance issues limit your life; visit us at Advance Physical Therapy and dive headlong into life with confidence and control.

How can I receive sports injury treatments?

Schedule an appointment with Advance Therapy Aquatic and Wellness Center to get an overall treatment plan set up and ask your physical therapist if sports injury treatments could aid your healing and performance. Call us to schedule an appointment today!

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