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CLINICS AT CHADDERTON & WHITEFIELD

Physio for Runners

Integrated rehabilitation for runners of all levels

Common Running Injuries

Some of the most frequent conditions we treat include:

  • Shin splints (medial tibial stress syndrome)
  • IT band syndrome
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Achilles tendinopathy
  • Patellofemoral (runner’s knee) pain
  • Hamstring and calf strains
  • Hip and lower-back tightness

These issues often arise when muscles or joints are imbalanced — placing stress on specific structures over time.

Physiotherapy for Runners

Our physiotherapists assess your movement patterns, stride, and flexibility to identify the underlying cause of your pain.
Your personalised programme may include:

  • Strength and stability exercises for key running muscles
  • Mobility drills for hips, ankles, and lower back
  • Gait re-training to optimise stride mechanics
  • Recovery and stretching guidance
  • Progressive loading plans to prevent re-injury

We also educate runners on training volume, footwear, and rest strategies to balance performance with recovery.

Chiropractic for Alignment and Performance

Chiropractic care can make a significant difference to a runner’s form and efficiency. By restoring proper joint motion and spinal alignment, chiropractors help to:

  • Reduce nerve irritation affecting lower-limb coordination
  • Enhance flexibility and shock absorption
  • Improve balance and movement symmetry

Regular chiropractic maintenance can also help prevent overuse injuries and keep you performing at your best.

How do I book a Chiropractic appointment?

Whether you’re recovering from an injury or looking to improve performance, our integrated team can help. Call 0161 624 2106 or Book online to arrange your consultation in Chadderton or Whitefield.

What should I expect at the initial consultation?

Your first appointment at Align Chiropractic & Physiotherapy will be a comprehensive consultation designed to identify the root cause of your pain or dysfunction.

During this session, your practitioner will:

  1. Take a detailed medical history and discuss your symptoms.
  2. Carry out a thorough physical, neurological, and orthopaedic examination.
  3. Explain your diagnosis clearly, including how your body’s mechanics and nerve pathways may be contributing to your symptoms.
  4. Outline a tailored treatment plan — which may include spinal adjustments, joint mobilisation, soft tissue therapy, exercise advice, or physiotherapy integration.

Our goal is to help you understand your body, restore natural function, and achieve lasting improvement.