The Cloisters Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic

20/08/2026

National Rehabilitation Awareness week
14th-20th September
Rehabilitation plays a vital role in helping you get back to doing the things you enjoy following surgery, injury trauma or a condition that has affected your movement and function.
The aim of rehabilitation is not simply to reduce pain it is about restoring movement, strength, flexibility and confidence, helping you to regain independence and return to the activities that are important to you.
Below is some exercises for LBP recommended by the CSP. Over the next few weeks we will we will be highlighting ways that physiotherapy can help you with your rehabilitation.

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06/08/2026

02/07/2026

The following leaflet shows some of the common overuse injuries in tennis.
If you would like anymore information on injury prevention or treatment please get in touch.
[email protected]

28/05/2026

May is national walking month.
Physiotherapists recommend that adults exercise for 30 minutes a day at moderate intensity, five times a week. Walking is an easy way of achieving this but you need to walk at a pace to get out of breath so try and add in steps and slopes to challenge yourself even more.
Exercising outdoors is beneficial for both your body and mind so get out there and enjoy this beautiful weather.
If you are new to walking go carefully and start with just a short walk.

30/04/2026

Its National Gardening Week this week and what a beautiful week it is to get in your garden! See below for gardening tips on injury prevention!
If you would like any more information do get in touch.

23/04/2026

Wishing all Marathon runners the best of luck on Sunday.🏃🏃‍♀️
Remember to warm up well and stetch down well afterwards.
Keep hydrated throughout and make sure you have some energy foods with you.🍌🍌🫗🫗
You know where we are if you need us afterwards!!
GOOD LUCK 🏆

02/04/2026

We would like to wish all of our patients and staff a very Happy Easter.
The clinic will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday and we will be open again on Tuesday the 7th April at 8.30am.

12/03/2026

Wishing all the Mum's out there a very special Mothers day on Sunday

05/03/2026

Ankle sprains are often dismissed as a simple or common injury and full rehabilitation is often disregarded. The chances of reinjuring that same leg within a year of injury is over 50% and this is often put down to lack of rehabilitation.
As well as regaining full range of motion and strength at the ankle it is essential to regain good balance and proprioception on that same side. Also strengthen the whole leg and don't forget the gluts
(buttock) muscles which are often affected following an ankle sprain due to altered walking and reduced loading of the leg.
If you would like more information or treatment following an ankle sprain please get in touch.
[email protected]