Sports injuries can occur as a result of sudden movements, overload, poor technique, too little warming up or insufficient recovery between training sessions. Sprains of ligaments and strains or tears of muscles and tendons are the most common injuries that can occur during sports. This includes jumps, twists and abrupt stops during football, basketball, tennis and skiing.

There are many different types of sports injuries, as well as the degree and severity of an injury. These, of course, determine the method of treatment. Sometimes rest and exercises are enough, most of the time treatment is needed, and it also happens that more complex interventions are required. We have experience with, among others:

Sprains, where the ligaments are stretched or torn.
Strain of muscles and tendons, such as the hamstrings and calf muscles.
Muscle cramps in which a muscle or muscle group contracts uncontrollably.
Knee injuries, with injury to the meniscus or torn cruciate ligaments.
Shoulder injuries, such as shoulder instability or inflammation.
Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow.
Back injuries, ranging from muscle strains to hernias and spinal fractures.