What we treat
Sports injury chiropractor in Elephant & Castle, London
Sports and exercise injuries are Owain Evans's clinical focus. The assessment looks at what's happening under load, and the plan is aimed at getting you back to your sport, not just out of pain.

What does a sports injury assessment look at?
It looks at why the tissue became painful and how it copes with the loads you actually train with. That means assessing the injured area and the wider movement chain, not just where it hurts.
Which sports injuries does MotionFix see?
Gym and lifting injuries, tendon problems (including tennis and golfer's elbow), running complaints such as plantar fasciitis, ankle sprains, and recurring niggles that haven't settled.
How does MotionFix treat sports injuries?
Treatment combines hands-on care to settle the injured tissue with a progressive exercise and loading plan to rebuild capacity, and advice on managing training in the meantime.
Sports Injuries — common questions
Do you work with lifters and gym-goers?
Will I have to stop my sport completely?
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Get it assessed properly.
Book an assessment for sports injuries and get a clear explanation of the likely cause and your options.
Where to find us
- Address St John's Centre, 64 Larcom Street, Elephant & Castle, London SE17 1NQ
- Nearest station Elephant & Castle station (Northern and Bakerloo lines and National Rail) — about 12 minutes' walk
- Access The building has a lift with disabled access.
- Phone 020 3576 4351
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