Foot & Ankle Injuries

Foot & ankle injuries

Foot & Ankle Injuries We Treat

We assess and rehabilitate a wide range of foot, ankle and lower-leg problems, including Achilles injuries, ankle sprains, foot and heel pain, shin pain, calf injuries, fractures and peroneal tendon problems. You do not need to know your diagnosis before booking.

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Related conditions & real patient experiences

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Achilles Injury

Conditions we commonly assess and rehabilitate

  • Achilles Tendinopathy
  • Achilles Rupture Recovery (Conservative & Post-Op)
  • Posterior Ankle Impingement
  • Retrocalcaneal Bursitis
  • Haglund’s Deformity
  • Achilles Paratenonitis

Real patient experiences with related problems

Thank you to Richard at Fit Again, who gave great advice, explained what I needed to do to recover from an achilles tendon injury and explained the latest thinking on this injury in a way that was reassuring and practical.

Suffering an Achilles injury 2 weeks away from Manchester marathon, Richard was able to identify the cause and also fix the cause, getting my to the start line fit and ready. Richard gave great advice and treatment including seeing me an last minute before the marathon to tape…

I've been seeing Richard at F.A.S.T. now for over 10 years, and his guidance and support has been second to none. Most recently over the last few years, he's supported me after a full Achilles Tendon Rupture. Not only is Richard's programme for my recovery with my Achilles…

From injury to return to sport

Support from the first assessment to getting back to what matters

We help with acute injuries, persistent pain and return-to-sport rehabilitation. Whether your problem started suddenly or has built over time, we will assess what is driving it and guide the next step.

Fit Again Sports Therapy supporting an injured rugby player leaving the pitch

Not sure what your injury is?

You do not need a diagnosis before booking

Pain can be difficult to localise and symptoms can overlap between the foot, ankle, calf and shin. We will assess the problem, explain what we think may be contributing to it and help you decide on the most appropriate next step.