Why You Should Go for Cycling Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists are experts in the human musculoskeletal system and are experts in body movement patterns. Efficient movement patterns can make a big difference in cycling performance, helping you to cycle faster and further with the same amount of effort. In this article, we explore more on how cycling physiotherapy can make a positive impact on your cycling journey.

Physiotherapy for Cycling Injury Prevention

• Cycling physiotherapy can help you avoid musculoskeletal injuries by ensuring that your bike is properly set up
• Ensure that your movement patterns are optimal and that no muscle groups are overcompensating.
• Physiotherapists are experts in body movement and posture thus would be the most suitable candidates to advise you on the following.

What to expect on your first appointment

1. Consultation - Client Background and History (Aches and Pains)
2. Goal setting - Establish a goal you'd like to achieve and the timeframe needed
3. Physical Assessment
4. Sharing of findings and Treatment Plan

*To assess your bike fit, bring along your bike (along with the stand) so that our therapists can accurately assess your biking posture while cycling and are able to make the adjustments on the spot.

Why choose us

We are Singapore's largest private physiotherapy group, established since 2003. We've treated many athletes including local competitive triathletes. We adopt a hands on approach and use manual therapy for most of our sessions which we believe is the most effective approach when it comes to relaxing tense muscles and restricted joints. At Core Concepts, our physiotherapists are firm believers in curing your problems and not just treating the symptoms. We understand that you don’t want to spend all day on the rehabilitation bed, so we get to the root of the cause right from the first visit. We aim to not only get you better, but also to equip you with the right tools to stay better as well. Our first step in every case is to determine the cause and peel back the layers of inter-locking causes; after all, pain is often very complex and rarely attributable to a single factor. Our ability to treat patients better, faster is dependent on our history of effective differential diagnosis. Each of our physiotherapists are invested in keeping current with the latest thoughts and practices.