Skip to content

Ankle & foot

Sprains, Achilles pain, plantar fasciitis and instability after an old injury.

Book an assessment
A rack of kettlebells and dumbbells under the Tendora banner

A sprain that is not rehabilitated properly often turns into an ankle that keeps rolling. We help you recover fully, from walking without pain to running and jumping with confidence.

How we treat it

  1. 1

    An assessment of the ankle, foot and balance

  2. 2

    Treatment to ease pain and swelling in the early stage

  3. 3

    Strength, balance and control exercises

  4. 4

    A gradual return to walking, running and sport

Common questions

When should I start physiotherapy after a sprain?

The earlier the better, usually within the first days. Early, guided treatment helps the ankle heal stronger.

Why does my ankle keep rolling?

Often because balance and strength were not fully rebuilt after an old sprain. A targeted programme can fix this.

Ready for your comeback?

Book an assessment today and leave with a clear diagnosis, an honest timeline and a plan built entirely around you.