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    Re: Physiotherapist Vs Sports Therapist

    Thanks Bobo...i got that part...

    ...but what does a Sports Therapist do? How is it different to what physios do? What treatment methods do they employ?

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    Re: Physiotherapist Vs Sports Therapist

    Sports therapy is kind of like the MSK side of physio with massage and a bit of sports science. Injury diagnosis - Joint assesments/special tests etc, joint mobs, pnf, big emphasis on rehab techniques, various massage techniques, exercise testing and prescription, nutrition..... I guess we go into much more depth of just one area of physio.



 
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