Sports Physiotherapy

How our Physio’s can help

When you go to see a physio, most likely you’re going because you’re injured and in pain. Initial pain relief is the priority. But for Precision Physios, this is just the start.

At Precision Athletica we have Musculoskeletal Physio’s and Sports Physio’s on hand to give you a clear diagnosis of the condition, in order for you to understand exactly what is going on. From there, the priority is to address each of the causative factors contributing to the injury in the first place. This will help ensure that same injury doesn’t keep coming back, and doesn’t cause any other issues.

The aim is to help you get the most out of your training and perform better in your chosen sport (no matter your ability or level of competition).

What to expect from our Sports Focused Physio’s

The experience and level of service provided by Precision Athletica Physio’s may be more than you have had elsewhere, so here is a brief overview of what to expect when getting to the source of your issue:

1. Local Assessment

We assess the local area of the injury initially to give you a clear diagnosis. We help you understand your condition so you know the best way to manage it.

2. Regional Examination

Injuries don’t just happen out of the blue. We understand the reasons why your injury has happened and assess the other segments around your injury (e.g. if you have a knee injury, we’ll look at your feet, ankles and hips) to identify why this happened in the first place.

3. Selective Functional Movement Assessment

The SFMA is from the US, and is used to assess the whole body’s capacity for and quality of movement. This is the zoomed-out picture, to capture what other underlying issues are present, even if they haven’t caused pain for you yet.

We use the SFMA to also give you a score on the Mobility Tier of the Precision Performance Pyramid, this is something exclusive to Precision Athletica and a great visual to help you understand where you stand.

Our Physio Team

Bec Beuk