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Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
What is sports therapy and rehabilitation?
During a Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation appointment, we help people suffering from a musculoskeletal pain, injury, or condition. For individuals of all ages, from a sporting or non-sporting background.
We can help with a range of common problems, including:
- Acute or chronic pain
- Lower back pain
- Neck and shoulder pain or restrictions
- Hip, knee and ankle pain or restrictions
- Muscle strains and ligament sprains
- Posture analysis and improvement
- Pre- and post-surgery rehabilitation
How do the pre-qualified appointments work?
A pair of our final year Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation students will work with you to recover from a current injury, reduce pain and prevent future injury using personalised exercise, movement, and therapeutic treatments under supervision from a fully qualified member of staff.
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Location and equipment
Our pre-qualified services are located on the first floor of the Chipperfield Building on the University of Kent’s Canterbury campus. With disabled access to our facilities.
Equipment potentially used in your appointment:
- Delfi Blood Flow Restriction Machine, a researched based rehabilitation method to increase muscle strength with low loads.
- Electrotherapy, a variety of therapeutic modalities that can be used to provide pain relief, increase healing and circulation.
- Gait Analysis using the RS Scan and G-walk.
- Resistance training equipment.
- Kinesiology Taping and Strapping.
Our clients
Along with many individuals, we support several clubs to get the best out of their elite performers. Including Gillingham FC, Ebbsfleet United FC, Canterbury RFC, Kent Crusaders Basketball and gymnasts from the Jumpers Rebound Centre.
Alter-G treadmill
Our Alter-G (Anti-Gravity Treadmill) uses NASA Differential Air Pressure technology to adjust the weight-bearing load, which means you can rehabilitate a specific injury with low-impact and pain-free movement.
Appointments for the Alter-G can be booked online or by contacting the clinic staff.
"I am grateful for the support of staff and the great facilities; using the Alter-G has allowed me to walk and exercise."
We supported James Barter with his Friedreich's ataxia
Sports therapy and rehabilitation hours and prices
All sports therapy and rehabilitation appointments will take place within the Chipperfield building with our pre-qualified team.
A pair of our final year Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation students will work with you to recover from a current injury, reduce pain and prevent future injury using personalised exercise, movement, and therapeutic treatments under supervision from a fully qualified member of staff.
Appointments are available on the following days and times:
Mondays - 10.30am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 4.30pm
Medway Park
The Kent Sports Clinic are offering pre-qualified sports therapy and rehabilitation appointments at the Medway Park clinic.
Appointments are available weekly on Monday's between 4pm to 8pm.
To book, please email sportsclinic@kent.ac.uk
Sports therapy and rehabilitation prices
See table below for service pricing.
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Face-to-face appointments
Appointments for sports therapy and rehabilitation are with our pre-qualified team at the Chipperfield building.
- Kent Sport members
- 1 hour £25
- Kent Sport Pay to Play members
- 1 hour £30
Online appointments
Book an online appointment with our pre-qualified team if you're not able to visit us.
- Kent Sport members
- 1 hour £18
- Kent Sport Pay to Play members
- 1 hour £23
Alter-G treadmill
Appointments for Alter-G are with our pre-qualified team at the Chipperfield building.
- Kent Sport members
- 1 hour £25
- Kent Sport Pay to Play members
- 1 hour £30