Sports Injury Assessment in Bexley
For runners, athletes and active adults - an assessment that names the injury, works out why it happened, and builds a graded path back to your sport.
- Return-to-sport planning
- Load and gait analysis
- Every activity level
- 60+Years Combined Experience
- 4.9Google Rating (250+)
- Podiatric surgical registrar on team
- Endorsed for Scheduled Medicines
Recover Without Losing the Season
Most foot, ankle and lower-limb sports injuries come down to load - too much too soon, or a body that hasn't been prepared for the demand. Treat only the sore tissue and the injury tends to reappear the moment training ramps back up.
We assess the injury and everything feeding it - training history, footwear, biomechanics and strength - then build a graded return that lets you rebuild capacity instead of repeatedly breaking down. Where imaging helps, we can use in-clinic diagnostic ultrasound in the same visit.
Injuries We See Often
From weekend runners to competitive athletes, we regularly assess:
Heel and arch pain
plantar fasciitis and impact-related heel pain from running
Achilles and tendon pain
Achilles, peroneal and tibialis tendinopathies
Shin and bone-stress pain
shin splints and suspected stress injuries needing careful loading
Ankle sprains and instability
acute sprains and ankles that keep giving way
What to expect.
Injury history and goals
We map your training, footwear and the timeline of the injury, and what you're aiming to return to.
Examination and analysis
Hands-on testing of strength and range plus gait or running analysis to find the true driver.
Diagnosis and loading plan
A clear diagnosis with a graded plan - what to pull back now and how to safely rebuild.
Treat, rehab and review
Shockwave, injections, orthoses or footwear changes alongside rehab, reviewed as you progress.
Sports Injury Assessment, delivered in-clinic in Bexley
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Stop the recurrence
we address load and mechanics so the injury doesn't keep returning
A staged return
a graded plan rather than an open-ended rest-and-hope
Advanced therapies on site
shockwave and ultrasound-guided injections available when indicated
Objective movement analysis
gait and running assessment, not just a glance at your shoes
Sports Injury Assessment FAQs
Do I have to stop training entirely?
Rarely. Full rest often deconditions you and slows the return. We usually modify load - adjusting volume, surface or footwear - so the tissue settles while you keep as much activity as the injury allows.
Do you do running assessments?
Yes. Where it's relevant we analyse your gait and running mechanics to understand the load pattern behind the injury and to guide footwear, orthoses and rehab decisions.
How soon can I get back to sport?
It depends on the injury and how long it's been present. After assessing you we give a realistic timeframe and a staged plan rather than a one-size-fits-all answer.
Can you help with footwear and orthotics?
Yes. Where footwear or mechanics are contributing, we advise on suitable shoes and can prescribe custom orthoses as part of your return-to-sport plan.
Back to sport the right way
Book a sports injury assessment and we'll diagnose the problem, tackle why it happened and set a clear path back - for active people across Bexley, Brighton-Le-Sands, Rockdale and Kingsgrove. Call 1300 345 226.
Related services
Foot & Ankle Assessment
A thorough clinical and biomechanical evaluation that pinpoints the real cause of foot, ankle and lower-limb pain.
Learn moreShockwave Therapy
Non-invasive shockwave (ESWT) for long-standing heel pain, plantar fasciitis and chronic tendinopathy.
Learn moreOrthotic Therapy
Custom-prescribed orthoses and footwear advice to offload, support and correct the mechanics behind your pain.
Learn moreRelated conditions
Achilles Tendinopathy
Pain and stiffness in the tendon at the back of the heel - managed with graded loading, not rest alone.
Learn moreAnkle Instability
An ankle that keeps rolling or gives way - usually the legacy of sprains that never fully rehabilitated.
Learn morePeroneal Tendon Disorders
Pain along the outer ankle from the peroneal tendons - often mistaken for a simple sprain that will not settle.
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Bexley, NSW 2207