Located in the West Midlands near Solihull town centre South Birmingham, the Atlas Sports Injury Clinic Solihull caters for all sports injury needs. Staffed by experienced Sports Physiotherapists, a Sports Podiatrist, Osteopaths and Sports Therapists at the Solihull clinic, the friendly staff will get you back to fitness as quickly as possible.
We also have sports injury clinics in Tamworth and Atherstone. Are you a runner? We have a specialist Solihull Running Injury Clinic to cater for all levels of runner, ultra runner, marathon runner and triathlete. Biomechanical evaluations, laser foot scanning, video gait analysis and prescription orthotics as well as training advice are always available.
We also have sports injury clinics in Tamworth and Atherstone. Are you a runner? We have a specialist Solihull Running Injury Clinic to cater for all levels of runner, ultra runner, marathon runner and triathlete. Biomechanical evaluations, laser foot scanning, video gait analysis and prescription orthotics as well as training advice are always available.
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Achilles Tendonitis is very common in running and sports that involve running and jumping. Activities such as babmington, squash, tennis and basketball where jumping is involved will all get their share of achilles tendon injuries. The achilles tendon is located just below your calf muscle and attaches into your heel bone.
Tendonitis treated at Solihull Sports Injury Clinic West Midlands. Tendonitis is inflammation of the tendon which is often a result of overuse, overloading or overstretching of the tendon. Achilles Tendonitis and Patella Tendonitis are 2 of the common lower leg problems of tendonitis you will see in a sports injury clinic.
Sprained ankle and ankle sprains are often very painful with associated swelling or bruising in many cases. Inversion sprains describe a ligament sprain on the outside of the foot and are the most common of ankle sprains. Inversion sprains occur when you "go over" or turn your ankle on uneven ground or perhaps when landing after a jump.
Solihull Sports Injury Clinic see shinsplints on a regular basis. Sore shins, painful shins or shinsplints can be either anterior shinsplints involving the front of the shin (front of shin pain) or posterior shinsplints involving the lower third inner edge of the shin. Anterior shinsplints can occur if running or jumping on hard surfaces and if walking a long way when you are not used to it.
Calf Strains are treated at Solihull Sports Injury Clinic in the West Midlands and are common in athletes who run. Sports such as football, rugby, babminton, basketball, tennis and squash can also throw up their fair share of calf strains. Jumping activities such as dancing or gymnastics can create huge stresses on the calfs and a muscle strain can occur.
