Sports Injury Physiotherapy in Newmarket
The FIT Physiotherapy Sports Injury Clinic in Newmarket is a comprehensive sports rehabilitation centre. Our goal is to accurately assess sport-related injuries and put in place structured rehabilitation plans that improve function, reduce pain and help you return to activity safely. We work with athletes of all levels, from competitive to recreational. Each program is individualized to address movement and strength deficits, support tissue healing and build performance while lowering the risk of re-injury.
The most common sports injuries we treat include ligament sprains, muscle strains, tendinopathy, bursitis, meniscus tears and other musculoskeletal injuries, as well as rehabilitation after sports-related surgery.
How We Get You Back to Your Sport
- One-on-one care with the same physiotherapist each visit, starting with a first assessment of about an hour that looks at your injury, how you move and what your sport demands.
- A custom plan for every patient, plus specialized rehab programs for specific injuries.
- Staged rehab in our on-site training facility, where our physiotherapy assistants help you carry out your program under your physiotherapist’s direction: settle pain, restore movement and strength, then build sport-specific power, speed and control.
- Return-to-sport checks. Before you go back to full training and games, your physiotherapist re-tests strength, movement and control and compares the injured side with the other, so the decision is based on more than pain.
- A network of sports medicine physicians. When you need a medical assessment, imaging or a specialist opinion, we refer you to sports doctors we work with regularly.
- Gait and foot assessment for orthotics. If your foot mechanics may be adding to your injury, gait analysis is part of our custom orthotics assessment.
- More options under one roof, including shockwave therapy, dry needling and acupuncture, plus chiropractic care and sports massage in the same clinic.
See also physiotherapy for hockey injuries, runners and pickleball players.




