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Many people believe that the term “acute” refers to an injury and describes the level of pain. Medicinenet.com defines an acute injury as the “…abrupt onset. This refers to a condition. Acute can also refer to a condition that is short-term, rapidly progressing, and requires urgent care.

Swimming swimmers are not likely to suffer from “acute injuries” which require urgent medical attention. They experience slow-onset (insidious) injuries to their muscles and joints. These problems are often referred to as “overuse” issues. These issues are often treated by physical therapists.

Shoulder impingement This condition can be found here. This condition is usually caused by muscle imbalances or flexibility problems. Along with modifications or corrections to fly or freestyle swimming techniques, physical therapy can be very helpful.

Click Here to Learn More About Shoulder Impingement

Chronic neck discomfort is a condition that’s often caused by repetitive neck and upper shoulder movements. Poor technique can often be the root cause. It is possible to get help from a qualified swim coach, as well as training modifications and application of ice on the affected area.

For more information about neck pain, click here

Patellofemoral Pain – This is a problem with your kneecap that is most commonly seen in breaststroke swimmers. Kick modification, strengthening, and occasionally bracing are helpful in most cases.

To learn more about the patellofemoral pain syndrome, click here

PHYSICAL THERAPY PROGRAM
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BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION TRAINING
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CUPPING
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ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
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IASTM
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DEEP TISSUE LASER THERAPY

TRIGGER POINT THERAPY
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PELVIC FLOOR REHAB
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CONCUSSION THERAPY
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DYNAMIC TAPING
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FUNCTIONAL DRY NEEDLING
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MANUAL THERAPY

TOTAL MOTION RELEASE
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VESTIBULAR THERAPY
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COLD COMPRESSION THERAPY
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ASTYM
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ACTIVE RELEASE TECHNIQUE
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SPORTS REHAB

ULTRASOUND
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SPINAL MANIPULATION
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SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION
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PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY
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ORTHOPEDIC THERAPY
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THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE

ELBOW, WRIST & HAND PAIN 
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FOOT & ANKLE PAIN 
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BACK PAIN & SCIATICA 
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SHOULDER PAIN 
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HIP & KNEE PAIN 
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ARTHRITIS 

BALANCE & GAIT DISORDERS
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MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT INJURIES
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NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS 
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PRE-SURGICAL REHAB 
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SPORTS INJURY CLINIC

VERTIGO & DIZZINESS
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STROKE
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TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
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CHRONIC PAIN
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FIBROMYALGIA

NECK PAIN & HEADACHES
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POST-SURGICAL REHAB
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TORTICOLLIS
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WORK INJURIES 
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PARKINSON’S DISEASE