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Sports Injury Clinics
Solihull -Tamworth - Atherstone
Sports Injury Clinics
Solihull -Tamworth - Atherstone
Telephone 0121 709 5222
achilles tendonitis plantar fasciitis tendonitis ankle sprains shinsplints calf strains knee pain
shoulder pain tennis elbow neck pain trapped nerve sacroiliitis muscle strains stretching advice
electrotherapy video gait analysis overpronation laser foot scanning
shoulder pain tennis elbow neck pain trapped nerve sacroiliitis muscle strains stretching advice
electrotherapy video gait analysis overpronation laser foot scanning
Calf Strains
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.
Often the calf muscle injury is described as a "pulled muscle"or torn calf muscle and the most common location of the strain is found at the musculo-tendinous junction where the calf muscle meets the achilles tendon. This is in a central location half way down the calf.
Jumping activities such as dancing or gymnastics can create huge stresses on the calfs and a muscle strain can occur.
Often the calf muscle injury is described as a "pulled muscle"or torn calf muscle and the most common location of the strain is found at the musculo-tendinous junction where the calf muscle meets the achilles tendon. This is in a central location half way down the calf.
Calf massage for calf strain
Solihull Sports Injury Clinic provide a variety of treatment for calf strains. The Solihull Sports Physiotherapists and Sports Therapists can provide Sports Therapy, Physiotherapy, Electrotherapy or Sports Massage treatment for the calf muscle injury.
Rehabilitation exercises including stretching and strengthening can improve the chances of preventing further injuries
Often injured sports men and women will report the feeling of a sharp pain like being hit in the back of leg by a tennis ball, this is an indication that you should rest and seek immediate treatment
Rehabilitation exercises including stretching and strengthening can improve the chances of preventing further injuries
Often injured sports men and women will report the feeling of a sharp pain like being hit in the back of leg by a tennis ball, this is an indication that you should rest and seek immediate treatment
