Expert care at our London Bridge & Fenchurch Street clinics
At DJN Physios, we specialise in sports physiotherapy in London, helping athletes of all levels recover from injury, prevent setbacks, and perform at their best.
Our clinics in Fenchurch Street and London Bridge are ideally placed for busy professionals and athletes who want fast access to effective treatment.
Our clinics in Fenchurch Street and London Bridge are ideally placed for busy professionals and athletes who want fast access to effective treatment.
Why Choose DJN for Sports Physiotherapy in London?
- Specialist sports physios with award-winning knowledge of biomechanics and injury rehabilitation.
- Convenient central locations at London Bridge (SE1) and Fenchurch Street (EC3).
- Comprehensive injury management, from assessment to hands-on treatment and structured rehab.
- Prevention-focused care, helping you stay strong, reduce injury risks, and return to sport safely.
- Trusted for over 30 years, recognised by all major insurers.
Common Sports Injuries We Treat
Our London sports physiotherapists treat a wide range of sports-related conditions, including:
- Overuse injuries & stress fractures
- Muscle tears, ligament sprains, tendon injuries
- Knee, ankle & foot injuries (e.g. runner’s knee, Achilles tendinopathy)
- Shoulder injuries, tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, wrist pain
- Back pain & disc-related issues linked to training load
- Post-surgical rehabilitation following orthopaedic procedures
What to Expect From Your Sports Physio Session
- Initial assessment - A detailed review of your symptoms, movement, and sporting demands.
- Hands-on treatment - Manual therapy, massage, joint mobilisation, and pain relief techniques.
- Rehabilitation exercises - Tailored programmes designed to rebuild strength, flexibility, and control.
- Sport-specific planning - Guidance on safe return to training, competition, or fitness goals.
- Education & prevention - Advice on biomechanics, load management, and performance optimisation.
Sports Physiotherapy for All Athletes
You don’t need to be a professional athlete to benefit from our sports physio expertise. We regularly help:
- Professional & amateur athletes aiming to recover quickly and train effectively.
- Runners, cyclists & triathletes dealing with repetitive strain or load-related injuries.
- Gym-goers & weightlifters managing tendon, shoulder, and back issues.
- Everyday active individuals who want to stay injury-free and move without pain.
What happy clients have to say about DJN Physiotherapy
"Neil is super professional and knowledgeable. He even showed me exercises that have helped me a lot. I am very satisfied with the service."
"Really good customer service, clean facilities. The physio in here are 10/10. They really spot the problem right there and then. Deffo worth a visit if you have any pains on your body."
"Great team and atmosphere. Have really helped me with a sciatic problem. Also have a great podiatrist who visits monthly for appointments. Flexible with cancellations and appointment changes at short notice."
The physio I worked with was really patient with me when listening to my problem and was really in depth with his assessment. I found the exercises and stretches so helpful and easy to do and they allowed me to continue to work out with no problems
I have been using Ella, the sports masseur, for a number of years now and she is simply the best I have ever had. She works well with my physio and trainer.
Ela is an absolute gem. Amazing massages. In other countries, physio sessions focus on strong massages which does not seem to be the case in the UK (needles, a series of recommended exercises, you know the drill...).
Find a Sports Physio in London Today
Our clinics at London Bridge (SE1) and Fenchurch Street (EC3) make it easy to access expert sports physiotherapy in the City.
Fenchurch Street
London Bridge
Fenchurch Street
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Sports Physiotherapy FAQs
Not at all. While our sports physiotherapists in London work with elite athletes, we also treat office workers, gym-goers, and anyone with muscle, joint, or movement problems. Sports physio is simply focused on assessing how your body moves, identifying weaknesses or imbalances, and helping you recover from injury or prevent it happening again.
The number of sessions depends on your injury, goals, and activity level. Some patients see results in just a few appointments, while others benefit from a structured rehabilitation plan over several weeks. At your first appointment, your physiotherapist will give you a clear idea of your treatment plan and expected recovery timeline.
General physiotherapy treats a wide range of conditions, including post-surgical rehab, arthritis, and neurological issues. Sports physiotherapy is more specialised, it focuses on sports injuries, performance-related problems, and preventing recurrence. At DJN Physios in London, we combine both approaches so you benefit from expert rehabilitation and performance-focused care.