Running Injury Physio to Support Your Recovery

If you are experiencing pain while running or recovering from a running-related injury, our physiotherapy team provides assessment and tailored treatment to support your return to running.

  • Same week appointments available
  • Experienced sports physiotherapists
  • Local Central Coast clinics

Common Running Injuries

Running places repetitive load on the body, particularly through the lower limbs. We regularly assess and manage a range of running-related injuries.

  • Runner’s knee (patellofemoral pain)
  • Shin splints and lower leg pain
  • Achilles tendon-related symptoms
  • Calf muscle strains
  • Hip and glute-related pain
  • Foot and ankle discomfort
Physiotherapy for Running Injuries

How We Can Help

Our process begins with a detailed assessment to understand your symptoms, training habits and movement patterns. This helps guide a personalised treatment plan suited to your running goals.

Assessment of running-related injury and contributing factors

Analysis of movement and running mechanics

Individualised rehabilitation programs

Strength and conditioning guidance

Advice on training load and progression

Hands-on physiotherapy

Treatment and Rehabilitation

Treatment is tailored to your condition and stage of recovery, with a focus on gradually improving strength, movement and load tolerance.

Physiotherapy for Running Injuries

Returning to Running Safely

Returning to running after injury requires a gradual and structured approach. We work with you to build confidence and capacity before returning to your usual training.

Gradual return to running programs

Progressive increase in training load

Technique and movement guidance

Strength and control progression

Why Choose 6S Physio

Book a Running Injury Physio Appointment

If you are experiencing pain while running or have had to reduce your training, a physiotherapy assessment can help guide appropriate management.

Running Injury Physio FAQs

When should I see a physio for a running injury?

If you are experiencing ongoing pain, reduced performance or difficulty maintaining your usual training, a physiotherapy assessment can help determine appropriate next steps.

No referral is required to see a physiotherapist.

Physiotherapy may assist with rehabilitation, strength and load management to support a return to running.