Don't Treat, Cure.

Here at Pro-Am our process is to alleviate your immediate symptoms and then tackle the root cause of your injury.

• We provide expert diagnosis and treatment to all.

• Our purpose is to give you all the knowledge and support you require to properly manage your condition so you don't have to keep coming back.

• We will get to the root of your condition - beyond the symptoms and give you tailored home rehabilitation and treatment plans. 

Our Speciality is Sports Injuries whether they are new and acute or chronic ongoing niggles that just won't go away. We will return you to your full sporting prowess and help you understand and prevent reoccurence of your injury. We deal with:

• Muscles strains/tears

• Ligaments sprains

• Muscle imbalances and many more

• We are dedicated in getting you to achieve your goals and get you returning to your sport.

• We are there every step of the way offering you advice when needed whether at the clinic, over the phone or by email.  

We also deal with other musculoskeletal injuries meaning your injury does not have to be sport related, if you find your injury is stopping you from being able to work or exercise, stops you from enjoying your hobbies or is interfering with activities of daily living then get in touch. We deal with:

• repetitive strain injuries,

• back pain,

• neck pain,

• arthritis and many more.

Prevention is always better than the cure and we can help you achieve this at Pro-Am. We achieve this through sports massage, postural assessment, and conditioning and training advice. Our Sports Therapist has the added benefit of been a Uk Athletics Level 2 Group Events coach in Throws and athletics conditioning.

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