FAI is a condition of abnormal movement within the hip joint causing symptoms.

A strain to a large muscle group such as the hamstrings is the result of a substantial force during contraction or a violent stretch which causes mechanical stress.

Lateral ankle sprains usually occur during a rapid shift of body centre of mass over the landing or weight-bearing foot.

Facet joints are pairs of small joints that attach the bones of the spine (vertebrae).

Cervical Postural Syndrome is described as poor posture of the neck, shoulder and upper back which causes pain and muscle tightness of the neck and upper back region.

Calf strain is a common muscle injury and if not managed appropriately there is a risk of re-injury and prolonged recovery.

Acute wry neck is characterized by a sudden onset of sharp neck pain with deformity, limitation of movement and unilateral or at least asymmetrical symptoms.

Adductor muscle strains are a common cause of medial leg and groin pain especially in athletes engaged in sports that involve sudden changes of direction (football, hockey).

Adductor tendinopathy may begin as a primary condition or, alternatively, may occur secondary to an adductor muscle strain.

Achilles tendinopathy is a relatively common soft tissue injury that can affect both athletes and non-athletes.