Aquasports Physiotherapy — Physiotherapist in Onehunga, E7
Address10 Park Gardens 1061, Onehunga, E7
Phone+6496255744
Websiteaquasportsphysio.co.nz
Aquasports Physiotherapy, located in Onehunga and Mt Roskill, Auckland, offers a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation and active lifestyles. They combine physiotherapy with clinical Pilates, gym, and pool programmes to help clients achieve their goals. The practice focuses on pain-free movement, muscle mass maintenance, and joint care education. Services include manual therapy, acupuncture, clinical Pilates, hydrotherapy, gym strengthening, and sports injury rehabilitation. Arnold Fawcett and Sarah Russel established the practice, recognising the benefits of co-locating clinics with pools and gyms. They cater to individuals seeking to regain fitness, manage pain, and maintain an adventurous lifestyle, with a particular emphasis on sports rehabilitation and performance enhancement.
Best for
- Individuals with sports injuries
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Chronic pain management
- Active lifestyle pursuits
| Key services | Physiotherapy, Clinical Pilates, Hydrotherapy, Gym Strengthening, Manual Therapy, Acupuncture |
| Tags | physiotherapy, aquatic therapy, clinical pilates, sports rehabilitation, pain management, gym strengthening, manual therapy, acupuncture, onehunga, mt roskill |
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