Physiotherapy

We've partnered up with some of the best physio clinics across England and Northern Ireland, to help provide physiotherapy support services to GLL Sport Foundation athletes. Please see below for more information on our partnerships, where you can also visit their homepage by clicking on their title. If you require a physiotherapy assessment, please complete our online form to obtain your approval to book a session at a clinic near you.

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London

Vita Health Group

Vita Health Group (formally Crystal Palace Physio group) is an award-winning sports physiotherapy provider operating clinics across greater London.

Clinic locations are – Crystal Palace, Croydon, Orpington & Mottingham.
To access assessment and treatment sessions please fill out the physio request form.
Athlete Testimonial: GB Paralympic swimmer and multiple Olympic, World and European medallist Susie Rodgers explains “I have been visiting the Crystal Palace Physio Group since the summer of 2015 now and have been impressed with the facility and soft tissue support provided. I am a funded athlete but I am not based at a National Performance Centre like other athletes, which makes times of injury difficult to deal with. I sustained an injury before World Championships this year. I was able to compete but in pain and knew I needed to sort myself out ahead of the start of the new season. I have been receiving regular soft tissue at Crystal Palace alongside the physio treatment I already get from the English Institute of Sport. They have complimented each other well and have helped me get into full training again. I would recommend the centre and its facilities to anyone in need of treatment. You are treated as an individual rather than given a “one size fits all” treatment plan which is essential for quick recovery”.

MSO Physio - Sutton

MSO Pyhysio Sutton is a professional sports injury and physiotherapy service, focused on the needs of each individual patient.
Clinic location – Sutton Sports Village
To access assessment and treatment sessions please fill out the physio request form.

England

The Physiotherapy Clinic

The Physiotherapy Clinic – Gosling Sports Park is our newest partnership now that GLL has taken over Gosling Sports Park.

Athletes training at Gosling will be able to apply into the GLL Sport Foundation from next year, but athletes from the surrounding area of outer London, Swindon and Oxfordshire have access immediately.
To access assessment and treatment sessions please fill out the physio request form.

The Osborne Clinic

The Osborne Clinic – Newcastle is one of the new partnerships and the first in the north of England.

Supported athletes within the area of Newcastle will be able to receive treatment at one of the largest and long-established independent physiotherapy practices in the city.
To access assessment and treatment sessions please fill out the physio request form.

Cornwall Physiotherapy Clinic

Cornwall Physiotherapy Clinic – is our newest partnership and will be coming on board in April 2018.

Supported athletes within the area of Cornwall will be able to receive treatment from the experienced physiotherapists, and the clinic has recently introduced 3D motion analysis for runners which would likely be of particular interest to our athletes.
To access assessment and treatment sessions please fill out the physio request form.

Northern Ireland

Back on Track

With vast experience and knowledge in high-performance sport physiotherapy and rehabilitation, Back on Track will provide an individualised care pathway from injury to return to sport.
Our team are dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of a wide range of sports-related issues. With experience in treating professional football and rugby players playing at the highest level, Olympic athletes and hockey players, and top level amateurs in a range of sports, we believed we have the knowledge and the clinical expertise to help you achieve your performance goals and improve your resilience.’