Sports Therapists and Physiotherapists both treat musculoskeletal injuries, but Sports Therapists specialise in active rehabilitation, exercise-based recovery, and sports-specific movement. Physiotherapists have broader training that includes neurological and respiratory care. At Fit Again, both roles work together to deliver evidence-based MSK treatment.

We treat a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, including sports injuries, tendon issues, muscle strains, joint sprains, running-related injuries, post-operative rehab, and complex or long-standing cases. We also provide second opinions for patients seeking clarity or reassurance about their diagnosis or recovery plan.

You can explore our full list of conditions in the Injury Explorer section on this page.

Absolutely. Most of our patients are everyday people who want to move better, recover from injury, or stay active. You don’t need to be sporty — you just need to want to feel better.

Yes. Having provided injury treatment for the Cambridge United Academy and The Leys School for many years, we assist a large number of young athletes and active children. We typically treat from age 12 upwards, with younger children assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Yes — post-operative rehabilitation is one of our core strengths. We also have strong links with many orthopaedic surgeons, which helps ensure your rehab aligns perfectly with your surgical protocol and recovery goals.

No referral is needed. You can book directly with us, and if onward referral or imaging is appropriate, we’ll guide you through that process.

Your first appointment includes a detailed assessment, movement testing, hands-on treatment where appropriate, and a clear explanation of what’s causing your symptoms. You’ll leave with a personalised plan and exercises tailored to your goals.

This varies depending on your injury, goals, and how long the issue has been present. Our general approach is to maximise the time outside of appointments and minimise clinic visits — but this is always tailored to your specific case. Your therapist will outline a clear plan from the start.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily. Shorts are ideal for lower-limb assessments, and a vest or sports top works well for shoulder or upper-body issues. All our clinics have changing facilities if you need them.

Yes — all our clinic locations have free parking and secure bike racks available for patients.

Yes. Every patient receives a tailored rehabilitation plan based on their assessment, goals, and sport or activity. We also have our own rehab video library — continually updated — which currently has over 195,000 views.

Definitely. We specialise in return-to-sport and return-to-performance rehab. Whether you’re training for an event, returning after injury, or rebuilding confidence, we’ll guide you through each stage safely.

Yes. Our Physiotherapist Faye Grace accepts health insurance cover from AXA Health, Aviva, and WPA (West Providence Association). If you’re unsure about your policy, it’s best to check with your provider directly.

We have three pricing levels based on therapist experience and qualifications. We pride ourselves on keeping our prices affordable considering the calibre of clinicians we have.

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Yes — we are keen to support the development of future physiotherapy and sports therapy students. You can find full details and apply here:

Placement Opportunities

Due to prioritising university-level placements, we are currently unable to offer Year 10 work experience.

Yes — we are always looking for the right people to join our team. We are proud that the average time a member of staff has been with the clinic is over five years, and we focus on creating long-term roles that help you grow and develop as a therapist.

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