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Expert Sports Injury treatment & rehab to get you back to your active best.

Recover Faster, Stay Injury-Free, and Perform at Your Best.

Are you frustrated because your injury is stopping you from training? Does your pain return every time you try to get back into sport – despite resting it? Are you tired of conflicting or confusing advice and ready for a real solution?

If so, you’re in the right place.

At the Injury Clinic Market Harborough, we help runners, cyclists, gym-goers, golfers, team sport athletes and weekend warriors recover from injury, prevent re-injury or further injury and return to peak performance, safely and efficiently – without having to give up what they love.

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Common Sports Injuries We Treat

When it comes to recovering from a sports injury, we understand you’re not looking for just the standard approach. You want expert-level treatment and rehab that takes you beyond basic recovery so you return stronger, perform at a higher level, and stay ahead of the game long after the pain is gone.

That’s why over the past 10+ years we’ve developed a service and facilities with that in mind – whatever your sport, level or injury including:

  • Tennis / Golfer’s elbow
  • Achilles Tendonitis
  • Runner’s Knee (Patellofemoral pain syndrome)
  • Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITB)
  • Calf and Hamstring Strains
  • Groin Strain / Hip Flexor Strain
  • Knee Ligament Sprains
  • Ankle Ligament Sprains (Rolled Ankles)
  • Piriformis Syndrome / Sciatic Pain
  • Shoulder Injuries (Rotator Cuff / Impingement)
  • Plantar Fasciitis / Heel Pain

Who We Help

We don’t claim to be able to fix every sports injury, but if any of the following apply, we can likely help you:

  • You’re a runner, cyclist, golfer, triathlete or gym-goer struggling with a niggling injury that doesn’t seem to be going away.
  • You’ve been told to rest but symptoms return as soon as you start to train again.
  • You suspect a muscle strain, tendon issue or ligament sprain that’s just not improving.
  • You feel stuck, unsure what is causing your pain or how to fix it.
  • You are confused by conflicting advice and want some expert tailored treatment and guidance.
  • You don’t want to rely on painkillers and long-term rest just to get through your sport – you want results.
  • You’ve suffered a sports injury thats resulted in surgery and want a structured, high-level rehab and recovery plan to get you back to sport and performing at your best.

Ready To Take Your Recovery To The Next Level?

If your injury is limiting your training, affecting your daily life or just not going away, don’t ignore it – Take the next step and give our team a call today. We’re here to help.

We’ll listen, assess, and get you started on a personalised treatment and rehabilitation plan that works – so you can get back to doing what you love, with confidence, pain-free and performing at your best.

Don’t just ignore those training niggles

If you exercise regularly, picking up a sports injury at some point is almost inevitable.

From ankle sprains and rotator cuff issues to tennis elbow and runner’s knee. These injuries can start off as a small niggle and quickly turn to something that keeps you off the pitch, out of the gym, or off your feet.

The problem?

Most sports people are told to just rest, rely on painkillers, scroll for advice eon social media or dig into their ‘box of recovery aids’ to get by. All these may dull the symptoms for a while, but without proper treatment and structured recovery, the pain often comes back within weeks or months.

At our Market Harborough sports injury clinic we focus on long-term recovery, not just the short-term fixes. We get to the root of the problem, restore strength and movement, and help you stay active without fear of injury or prolonged time out.

Symptoms of Sports Injuries You Shouldn’t Ignore

If you’re noticing any of the following, it’s time to book an assessment:

  • Pain or stiffness that lingers after exercise (beyond the usual DOMS)
  • Recurring discomfort in the same area even after rest
  • Pain that gets worse with or after exercise
  • Feeling like something ‘might go’
  • Swelling, bruising or feeling of instability
  • Recurring pain in the morning after training or exercise
  • Sharp twinges during specific movements (e.g. squatting, running, swinging a racket etc.)
  • A sudden drop in your performance or training capacity
  • Hesitation or fear of re-injury when returning to sport

Whether your injury is new or has been nagging for months, early treatment makes all the difference. The sooner you act, the quicker and more complete your recovery will be, and the less time your training will be affected.

Built for recovery, performance and prevention.

At The Injury Clinic Market Harborough, your recovery doesn’t stop at pain relief.

We’re one of the few clinics in the area with an on-site rehab gym ‘The Rehab Lab’ which allows us to incorporate strength conditioning into your treatment plan – a key step in returning to sport safely and preventing future setbacks.

And if you’re someone who loves data, feedback and measurable progress, you may want to consider our unique Health:fit ‘Sport:fit Scan’ service to help guide your rehab and training choices with precision. (Ask a member of the team about incorporating this into your plan).

Sports Injuries FAQs

What is the most common sports injury?

Some of the most common sports injuries include ankle sprains, muscle strains, runner’s knee, Achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow and shoulder rotator cuff injuries.

These typically occur due to overuse, poor movement mechanics, or a sudden increase in intensity or training load. While these may seem minor at first, without the right treatment they can become long-term issues that affect your performance, confidence, and ability to do your sport.

Why does my injury keep coming back despite resting it?

Recurrent sports injuries are usually a sign that the underlying cause hasn’t been addressed. Whilst pain can reduce, if muscular imbalances, mobility restrictions, or poor movement mechanics aren’t corrected, the pain often returns or worsens.

That’s why our approach at The Injury Clinic combines hands-on treatment, movement correction, and strength training to fix the roots of the problem, not just the symptoms.

How do I know if I need to seek expert help?
If your pain or stiffness lasts more than 7-10 days, limits your performance, or returns when you resume training, it is time to get assessed. A sports injury expert can assess the area, diagnose the issue, explain what’s going on and build a tailored treatment plan to help you recover safely.

The sooner you start, the quicker and more complete your recovery will be.

Do I need to stop training altogether whilst recovering?

Not always. In fact, complete rest can often slow your progress down.

We take the approach of “How can we keep you doing at least a version of what you want to be doing whilst you’re recovering?” With the goal to always keep you moving safely so you don’t lose strength, mobility, or momentum – This also helps keep you sane!

Our team will show you what you can be doing during recovery and how to gradually rebuild without risking further injury, letting you know the right amount to do at every step.

Smart training is often part of the solution, not the problem.

What is the fastest way to recover from a sports injury?
The fastest way to recovery is to combine a thorough assessment with an accurate diagnosis, hands-on therapy, and a progressive rehab plan. Quick fixes like ice, anti-inflammatories or painkillers may reduce symptoms but they don’t address the cause.

At The Injury Clinic we provide everything you need under one roof from expert assessment to strength and conditioning to get you back to full function and performance safely and efficiently.

I don't know what's causing my pain, can you still help?

Yes. A huge part of our job is solving that mystery and finding out what is going on and why?

Despite the physical nature of sport, the majority of sports injuries we see in the clinic occur due to overloading or overuse rather than trauma and may be down to another area of the body not doing it’s job so well, putting added stress on the injured area.

Our expert team will be able to take you through a thorough assessment of your symptoms, movement and strength to identify where your issue is coming from and how we can best help you overcome the problem.

Will I get a personalised rehab plan?

100%. Every injury and every sports person is different.

Once we’ve got your symptoms under control, you’ll receive a tailored treatment plan based on your sports, goals, movement patterns and lifestyle. From elite competitors to active parents our plans are built to match your needs – not a generic protocol.

Can I prevent sports injuries from happening again?

Absolutely. Prevention is a key part of our process. Once you’re out of pain, we focus on building strength, improving mobility, correcting movement patterns, and optimising load management to help keep you doing what you love for longer – without the fear of re-injury.

Can you help even if I've already seen someone else?

Yes. Many of our clients come to us after trying other treatments or approaches that didn’t resolve their issue. We often see people who were told to just rest, accept ongoing pain or stopped treatment when the pain went.

Our integrated approach goes deeper, looking at the full picture, not just a site of pain, so we can offer other approaches and deliver lasting results where others haven’t.

Get in touch.

Got a question? Feel free to send us a message and one of the team will get back to you asap, if you’d like to talk to someone directly, give the clinic a call on 01858 390 065

Take the next step to better health today.

If you've suffered with pain for too long and are now ready to do something about it, get in contact with us today to see how we can best help you achieve better health.