Specialized Cycling Physiotherapy
Expert Physiotherapy for Cyclists
Cycling is a high-repetition sport with unique biomechanical demands. Cyclists experience specific injuries like knee pain, lower back pain, neck pain, and overuse syndromes. A general physiotherapist may not understand the sport-specific requirements and cycling-specific rehabilitation.
Our cycling physiotherapists combine injury treatment with cycling-specific assessment and training. We analyze your bike setup, positioning, pedaling mechanics, and training intensity to identify causes and prevent recurrence. We get you back to cycling stronger and pain-free.
Did You Know?
Bike fit and biomechanical analysis can resolve 70% of cycling-related injuries without medical intervention.
Common Cycling Injuries We Treat
Patellofemoral Pain
Knee pain related to cycling biomechanics
Lower Back Pain
Pain from prolonged cycling and bike position
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Lateral knee pain from overuse
Neck & Shoulder Pain
Pain from posture and upper body tension
Achilles Tendinopathy
Heel pain from repetitive pedaling
Overuse Injuries
Training load and technique-related issues
Benefits of Our Cycling Program
Injury Resolution
Sport-specific treatment for cycling injuries
Back to Cycling
Safe return to riding with progressive training
Performance Optimization
Improve power, efficiency, and cycling performance
Injury Prevention
Prevent future injuries through bike fit and training
Our Comprehensive Approach
Injury Assessment
Evaluate the injury and its cycling-specific causes
Bike Fit Analysis
Assess saddle height, reach, cleat position, and geometry
Treatment & Conditioning
Address injury with targeted exercises and manual therapy
Training Management
Guide training progression and load management
Why Choose SRV Rehab for Cycling?
Cycling Specialists
Therapists with cycling knowledge and experience
Bike Fit Expertise
Professional bike fitting and analysis services
Sport-Specific Training
Conditioning programs designed for cyclists
Holistic Care
Complete assessment of injury, fitness, and prevention