Achilles Injury Physios

Achilles Rehab Physios, Getting You Active Faster

Physiotherapists with elite sports backgrounds using active rehab techniques in a fully equipped gym.

12+ years

in business

120+

5 star reviews

35+ years

of physio experience

4000+

patients treated

4 Phases of Treatment

Achilles pain management and strengthening in the early stages.

Balance, stability and strength in the intermediate phase.

Get active with sports specific exercises and plyometrics.

Return to sport or activity safely.

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How We Treat

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Treating common Achilles injuries including rupture, tendinitis, tendinosis and bursitis.

Sports specific treatment plan.

Range of exercises in custom gym.

Manual mobilisation techniques.

Use of Achilles specific equipment.

Return to sport testing.

Continued strength and stability plan.

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Our Achilles Rehab Physios

Samuel Toll

Physiotherapist (B.Sci, D.Physiotherapy)

Distance Running

Track and field

Team sports

Sam is an elite distance runner and well know member of the running community (10km PB of 30:33min).

“Tendon injuries have a reputation for being tricky, but understanding loading principles and targeted exercise programs give me the tools to help people to continue doing what they love.”

 

John Nicolosi

Director (B.Physio, M.ExSci)

Sprinting

Track and field

Strength and conditioning

John is a former sprinter and current Olympic sprint coach who travels the world for athletic events.

“The significant importance and unique capabilities of the achilles tendon, especially to propulsion during walking, running and jumping, can leave it susceptible to overload. By assessing the force and velocity features along with the biomechanics of the individual we can create a unique understanding of what is contributing to their achilles pain and devise a plan to eliminate the contributors and reduce the risk of reinjury.”

 

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Fully Equipped Physio Center

We are a fully equipped physiotherapy and sports and conditioning centre which allows us to assess your movement and strength as part of the rehab process.

Hands-on Approach

We use deep tissue massage, fascial manipulation, soft tissue work, friction techniques, dry needling, cupping and other mobilisation techniques with the aim of getting you back to your peak faster.

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