Padel, a dynamic racket sport, is growing in popularity for its fast-paced action and accessibility. 
However, its intensity also brings potential for injuries. At Breakspeare Clinics- Cheltenham, our highly experienced physiotherapist, Paul Wray is dedicated to helping players recover from injuries and enhance performance, ensuring you stay fit and competitive on the court. 

Common Padel Injuries 

The explosive movements and repetitive actions in padel can lead to: 
 
Tennis Elbow: Overuse of the forearm muscles causing elbow pain and reduced grip strength. 
Shoulder Strains: Overhead shots can lead to rotator cuff injuries. 
Knee Issues: Quick lunges often result in patellar tendonitis or ligament strains. 
Ankle Sprains: Rapid directional changes increase the risk of twisting the ankle. 
Lower Back Strains: Rotational movements may stress the lower back, especially with poor core stability. 

How Physiotherapy Can Help 

Our expert physiotherapist provides: 
 
Accurate Diagnosis: Identifying injury causes for effective treatment. 
Customised Recovery Plans: Combining manual therapy, tailored exercises, and advanced treatments. 
Pain Relief and Healing: Techniques to reduce inflammation and support tissue recovery. 
Injury Prevention: Advice on warm-ups, technique, and equipment to avoid future issues. 

Optimising Performance 

Physiotherapy also boosts on-court performance by: 
 
Improving flexibility for smoother, more powerful strokes. 
Building strength to reduce fatigue and injury risk. 
Enhancing stability for better balance and agility. 
Refining technique for biomechanical efficiency. 

Get Back on Court 

Breakspeare Clinics- Cheltenham offers top-notch specialist physiotherapy to support padel players at all levels. Book your appointment today with one of our experienced physiotherapists and keep your game at its best. 
For more information or to book an appointment call or email the Breakspeare Clinic 
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