Next Level Physiotherapy Cork | Physio & Sports Injury Clinic
Physiotherapy and Sports injury Clinic in Cork city centre. Providing clinic and home appointments
If you’re based in Blarney, Co. Cork (or the surrounding area) and finding a niggling ache at the back of your heel, it could well be what we in physiotherapy call Achilles tendinopathy (commonly referred to as Achilles tendon pain). Here’s a simple, evidence-based explanation of what it is, why it happens, and how you… Continue reading Achilles Tendon Pain: What It Is & How To Treat It
As athletes, we constantly push our bodies to achieve peak performance. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or a weekend warrior, injuries can happen. At Next Level Physiotherapy in Blarney, Co. Cork, we prioritise injury prevention and rehabilitation. One effective tool in our arsenal is sports taping. What Is Sports Taping? Sports taping involves applying specialised… Continue reading The Benefits of Sports Taping
Whether you're a weekend warrior, a seasoned athlete, or just starting out in athletics, injuries can throw a major wrench in your training and performance. That’s why Next Level Physiotherapy, in collaboration with Cork Sports Partnership and Athletics Ireland, is proud to host a free Sports Injury Prevention Webinar as part of Cork Athletics Week… Continue reading Stay in the Game: Join Next Level Physiotherapy’s Free Sports Injury Prevention Webinar for Cork Athletics Week 2025
A sprained ankle is a common injury and can be quite debilitating. It will impact walking, standing, sleeping and daily life. The most common ankle sprain is an inversion injury to the ankle. This is where the ankle bends inwards, and the weight of the body comes down on the lateral side (outside bony part)… Continue reading Sprained Ankle Treatment: Symptoms & Recovery through Physiotherapy
Certified Athletic Therapists in Ireland are governed by Athletic Rehabilitation Therapy Ireland (ARTI). ARTI is responsible for the regulation, promotion, and education of CATs in Ireland. To become a Certified Athletic Therapist, you must have a college degree in a field related to sports medicine. Completion of 500 hours of clinical experience, a certificate in… Continue reading What is Athletic Therapy?