We work with a wide range of people - from professional and semi-professional athletes, to recreational runners, gym-goers, and school or university sports players. Whether you’re training for competition or simply want to stay active without pain, our approach is tailored to your sport, your goals, and your level of activity.
Recovery time depends on the type and severity of your injury. Some issues resolve in a few weeks with the right treatment, while others (like ACL reconstruction) require longer, structured rehabilitation. We’ll give you a clear timeframe after your first assessment so you know what to expect.
We combine physiotherapy with strength and conditioning principles to ensure you don’t just recover, but return to sport stronger and more resilient. Our staged approach means you’ll progress safely from pain relief to full performance.
Not always. In many cases, we adapt your training so you can keep moving while your injury recovers. We’ll guide you on what’s safe to continue and what should be modified to prevent setbacks.
We use clear milestones to guide your rehab — from regaining strength and mobility, to sport-specific drills and testing. You’ll only return when it’s safe, and with the confidence that your body is prepared.
Yes. Many athletes benefit from ongoing support to reduce re-injury risk and maintain performance. This might include mobility work, strength progressions, or maintenance treatment. At Resync, we also offer a Quarterly Sports Performance Review - a simple and effective way to track the key markers for your sport, monitor progress, and prevent re-injury. These reviews are provided at a reduced rate compared to standard physiotherapy sessions, making it easy to stay on top of your performance.
Absolutely. We’re happy to liaise with coaches, personal trainers, or club physios to ensure your rehab programme fits with your training schedule and performance goals - in fact we recommend it to make sure that your progress is optimised from every angle.
If surgery is required, we’ll guide you through both your prehabilitation (preparing your body before the operation) and your post-surgical rehabilitation, ensuring a smooth and structured recovery back to sport.
No - while sports performance is a key part of what we do, we also treat everyday injuries, work-related pain, and long-standing conditions. Our approach works for anyone looking to move better and recover fully.
Yes. We often work with children and young people who are active in school or club sport. Their treatment plans are tailored to their age, growth stage, and sporting demands.