Sports Physiotherapy
Assessment, hands-on treatment and a practical return-to-sport plan for acute injuries, overload problems and performance goals.
ACC physiotherapy, advanced dry needling and injury-focused rehab from a professional clinic at 29 Firth Road, near Browns Bay, with a three-room clinic opening soon at Torbay Shops.
Physiotherapy clinic now open at 29 Firth Road, Torbay. Book physiotherapy, ACC injury treatment, dry needling, sports injury rehabilitation and pain management.
From hands-on pain relief to progressive rehabilitation, each appointment is shaped around your injury, your goals and the demands of your everyday life. The clinic is at 29 Firth Road in Torbay, conveniently located for patients from Browns Bay, Waiake, Long Bay and surrounding North Shore suburbs.
Assessment, hands-on treatment and a practical return-to-sport plan for acute injuries, overload problems and performance goals.
Clear progression through pain control, mobility, strength and confident return to work, training or everyday activity.
Targeted programmes to rebuild capacity, improve movement confidence and reduce the chance of future flare-ups.
Manual therapy, sports massage, dry needling, exercise and education for persistent pain and protective muscle tension.
Structured support for mobility, strength and function after joint replacement, reconstruction or other orthopaedic surgery.
Practical treatment and exercise to improve independence, confidence, balance and quality of daily movement.
Dry needling is a targeted physiotherapy treatment used to release tight, overactive muscles and trigger points. It can be helpful for stubborn muscle pain, sports injuries, headaches, neck and back pain, shoulder tightness, calf strains and ongoing movement restriction.
Bobby combines ten years of dry needling experience with hands-on release work, movement assessment and exercise prescription to help reduce pain, restore movement and support long-term recovery.
From a recent strain to a long-standing problem, treatment is adapted to the stage of your injury, your movement goals and the demands of everyday life.
Acute flare-ups, persistent spinal pain and movement restriction.
Sprains, strains, overload problems and return-to-play rehabilitation.
Rotator cuff pain, frozen shoulder and movement-related symptoms.
Ligament, meniscus, patellofemoral and tendon-related problems.
Tendinopathy, muscle injuries, joint irritation and reduced mobility.
Ankle sprains, plantar heel pain and Achilles rehabilitation.
Movement, strength and symptom-management strategies for joint pain.
Progressive recovery following joint replacement or reconstruction.
Tension-related and neck-associated headache presentations.
Workplace strains, repetitive loading and graded return to duties.
Mobility, confidence and strength programmes for safer movement.
Practical treatment and movement strategies for sustained-position pain.
For eligible ACC injury appointments.
For non-ACC physiotherapy appointments.