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The Most Common Sports Injuries And Their Physiotherapy Treatments

The Most Common Sports Injuries And Their Physiotherapy Treatments

by Gina Imbrogno | Dec 12, 2022 | Physiotherapy & Fitness

Sports injuries occur because athletes put their bodies through rigorous training and arduous competition.  In order to stay at the top of their game, many athletes have turned to sports physiotherapy as an alternative to surgery or anti-inflammatory drugs. Sports...
What Are Shin Splints? Causes, Treatment, & Prevention

What Are Shin Splints? Causes, Treatment, & Prevention

by Gina Imbrogno | Sep 11, 2022 | Physiotherapy & Fitness

If you’re a runner, you may be familiar with shin splints – a common injury that can occur when running. But what are shin splints, exactly? And how can you prevent them from happening?  Shin splints are a common problem for athletes and those who engage...
How To Prevent RSI’s (Repetitive Strain injuries)

How To Prevent RSI’s (Repetitive Strain injuries)

by Gina Imbrogno | Sep 9, 2022 | Physiotherapy & Fitness

Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are a common type of injury that can occur from performing the same task over and over again. They often affect the hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders and can lead to pain, numbness, and difficulty moving the affected limb. If left...
Ankle Sprains – Sport’s Most Common Injury

Ankle Sprains – Sport’s Most Common Injury

by Gina Imbrogno | Sep 7, 2022 | Physiotherapy & Fitness

Among sports injuries, ankle sprains are the most common. Ankle sprains occur in approximately 25% of all athletic injuries. Sprains of the ankle can range from mild to severe and take several weeks or even months to heal fully. The main causes of ankle sprains...
Why Hamstrings Are So Commonly Injured

Why Hamstrings Are So Commonly Injured

by Gina Imbrogno | Sep 5, 2022 | Physiotherapy & Fitness

Hamstring injury is among the most common types of injury in both professional and recreational athletes. In fact, hamstring injuries account for around 15% of all sports injuries. So what makes these muscles so vulnerable to injury? The reason they are so often...
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Prairie Trail Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic is conveniently located in the South end of Winnipeg at 1-1190 Taylor Ave, in Grant Park Festival. We are in between South River Heights, Linden Woods and Fort Garry, near Pan Am Clinic, Grant Park Mall and Grant Park High School. We are directly across the street from the Winnipeg South End United Soccer Fields.

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