Sports injuries need more than rest — they need an accurate diagnosis, hands-on treatment, and a plan that gets you back safely. Our sports physiotherapists in Surrey treat everyone from weekend warriors to competitive athletes across Surrey, Langley and Cloverdale.
What Sports Injuries Do We Treat?
- Knee pain, ACL sprains and meniscus tears
- Shoulder pain, rotator cuff strains and impingement
- Ankle sprains and muscle strains
- Tennis elbow, shin splints and running injuries
- ACL injury prevention programs
How Does Sports Physiotherapy Work?
Your first session is a 45-minute one-on-one assessment. We identify the root cause — not just where it hurts — then combine manual therapy, targeted exercise and sport-specific loading so tissue adapts to the demands of your activity. Progress is measured against objective strength and movement goals, not guesswork.
When Can I Return To Play?
Timelines depend on the injury, but the goal is always the same: restore full strength and control before you step back on the field. Rushing back early is the biggest cause of re-injury, so we test you against objective return-to-play criteria before clearing you.
Do I Need A Referral For Sports Physio?
No referral is needed — book directly online or call us. Extended health plans, ICBC claims and WorkSafeBC claims are accepted, and we direct bill most insurers.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
Most soft-tissue injuries respond within 4–8 sessions; post-surgical and tendon rehabilitation can take longer. You’ll get a clear timeline after your initial assessment. Learn more from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
Book Your Sports Assessment In Surrey
Same-week appointments are usually available. Call 778-547-0988 or book online — free on-site parking at our Clayton Heights clinic.
Which Sports And Activities Do We Cover?
Hockey, soccer, baseball, lacrosse, running, golf, pickleball and gym training all load the body differently — and each demands sport-specific rehabilitation. A hockey player recovering from a shoulder separation needs rotator-cuff endurance and contact-readiness; a runner with Achilles tendinopathy needs graded calf loading and stride retraining. Our physiotherapists program the gym-to-field progression your sport actually requires, coordinate with coaches where helpful, and communicate clearly about timelines so you always know the next milestone.
Why Choose Dynamic Balance For Sports Injuries?
One-on-one 45-minute sessions mean hands-on treatment every visit — not machines and handouts. Return-to-play decisions come from strength numbers and hop tests rather than how you feel on the day. Same-week booking, direct billing and free parking make staying consistent easy.