Oct 3, 2018
Birmingham, UK sports therapy practice Protune Sports Therapy announced its program covering shoulder injury assessment, rehabilitation and prevention for CrossFit athletes. The West Midlands movement specialist facility offers special programs tailored to the needs of athletes, recovering patients, and the elderly.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom - October 3, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Birmingham, UK sports therapy practice Protune Sports Therapy announced the availability of its injury rehabilitation services for CrossFit athletes. The service is also available to other power athletes and patients recovering from common muscle and joint pain or injuries.
More information about Protune Sports Therapy is available at http://www.protunetherapy.com
An article in the Journal of Sport Rehabilitation identifies that shoulder injuries are common among CrossFit athletes. Professional and amateur athletes participating in high-impact sports are also particularly vulnerable to impact and joint injuries. Protune Sports Therapy is located in Digbeth, above the Digbeth CrossFit gym and offers shoulder injury assessment and rehabilitation for CrossFit athletes and other sports professionals.
The Birmingham sports injury therapy centre focuses on making accurate assessments of an athlete’s injuries and needs and tailoring a recovery and rehabilitation program to meet those needs. The centre also creates individualised programs for the elderly who suffer from degenerative pain or joint injuries.
Protune Sports Therapy services cover injuries including acute & chronic injuries, strains, sprains, muscle injuries, inflammation, joint injuries, sciatica, and pre-operative and post-operative treatments.
The centre runs special sessions for joint mobilisation, back injury assessment, treatment, rehabilitation and prevention. Therapies are customised to specific focus areas such as muscular endurance & strength, soft tissue release, spinal manipulation, muscular balance, biomechanics, weight loss or gain, muscular endurance & stamina, and injury prevention.
According to a spokesperson for the West Midlands movement specialist facility, “Herniated discs, shoulder injuries, and shin splints are common injuries that affect athletes and people who have commenced fitness training. The proper assessment and therapy follow-up helps patients enjoy freedom from pain and a faster recovery.”
Protune Sports Therapy is a sports massage and rehabilitative therapy centre with injury assessment and therapy services for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. The practice is owned by Fiona Prochowski, a certified level 4 sports massage therapist and a level 2 gym instructor.
She holds a Rugby Football Union Immediate Care in Sport certificate and is a member of Society of Sports Therapists with extensive pitch-side and in-patient experience.
The Crossfit Digbeth gym also offers ample free secure parking to Protune Sports Therapy clients saving the difficulty of finding a city centre car park.
More information is available at the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Fiona Prochowski
Organization: Protune Sports Therapy
Address: 140 Heath Mill Lane 140 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, West Midlands B9 4AR, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7875-405455
For more information, please visit http://www.protunetherapy.com
Source: PressCable
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