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Mr Salus Sporting Lab has opened a new physiotherapy clinic in the heart of the City of London, conveniently located around the Cannon Street, Bank and Mansion House area.
Our new physiotherapy studio provides a professional environment for people looking for sports physiotherapy, hands-on physiotherapy, injury rehabilitation and advanced physiotherapy treatments in Central London.
Whether you are dealing with a recent sports injury, persistent muscle or joint pain, a tendon problem or an injury that keeps returning, our approach combines clinical assessment, hands-on treatment, rehabilitation exercises and specialised physiotherapy technologies.
The Cannon Street clinic is designed specifically around physiotherapy and sports injury treatment. Gait and running analysis services are provided at our other clinic and are not available at the Cannon Street location.
Finding a physiotherapy clinic that is convenient for people working in the City of London can make it easier to maintain a consistent rehabilitation programme.
Our clinic is located close to Cannon Street Station, Bank Station and Mansion House Station, making it convenient for people working in the City as well as residents travelling into Central London.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, our physiotherapy approach is not limited to treating the painful area.
We assess the injury, identify the factors that may be contributing to the problem and develop a treatment and rehabilitation plan according to the individual patient.
Our goal is to help patients return to their normal activities, training or sport while also reducing the likelihood of recurring problems.
Hands-on physiotherapy remains an important part of our approach.
Depending on the condition, treatment may include specialised manual therapy techniques, soft-tissue techniques, joint mobilisation and targeted rehabilitation exercises.
Our physiotherapists work with patients experiencing a wide range of musculoskeletal and sports-related problems, including:
Every treatment programme is adapted to the patient’s condition, goals and stage of recovery.
One of the features of the Mr Salus Sporting Lab approach is the combination of hands-on physiotherapy with specialised rehabilitation technologies.
At our Cannon Street clinic, physiotherapy services include advanced treatments such as Radial Shockwave Therapy and High-Power Laser Therapy, alongside hands-on treatment and rehabilitation.
These technologies can be incorporated into a wider rehabilitation programme when clinically appropriate rather than being used as isolated treatments.
Shockwave therapy is used as part of our physiotherapy approach for a number of musculoskeletal conditions, including some persistent tendon and soft-tissue problems.
Our Cannon Street clinic provides dedicated Radial Shockwave Therapy appointments.
The treatment can be particularly useful when a patient has experienced a persistent problem that has not responded sufficiently to their previous rehabilitation programme.
We also provide High-Power Laser Therapy at the Cannon Street physiotherapy clinic.
Laser therapy can be incorporated into a rehabilitation programme for selected musculoskeletal conditions, including some tendon, muscle and joint problems.
The appropriate treatment is determined following clinical assessment rather than applying the same protocol to every patient.
Some injuries improve quickly, while others continue to return despite rest, stretching or conventional exercise programmes.
Recurring injuries can be particularly frustrating for active people because symptoms may disappear temporarily before returning when training resumes.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, we aim to look beyond the immediate symptoms.
Our physiotherapy assessment considers factors such as:
This allows us to create a more individualised treatment and rehabilitation programme.
Physiotherapy does not finish when pain starts to improve.
For many sports injuries, returning to normal activity too quickly can increase the risk of aggravating the problem.
Our rehabilitation approach can therefore progress from hands-on treatment towards targeted exercises and functional rehabilitation.
Depending on the injury, rehabilitation may include:
1. Initial assessment
Understanding the injury, symptoms, history and functional limitations.
2. Hands-on treatment
Using appropriate manual and soft-tissue techniques to address the patient’s presentation.
3. Targeted physiotherapy
Combining treatment techniques with an individual rehabilitation programme.
4. Progressive strengthening
Gradually restoring strength, mobility and functional capacity.
5. Return to activity
Progressively returning the patient to work, exercise, training or sport.
Mr Salus Sporting Lab has now opened a new Sports Massage Lab in central London near Bank Station and Cannon Street Station.
Our expert Sports Massage Therapists will perform the best sports massage in London, targeted on your needs and muscle biomechanics condition.
Now, Sports Massage will be available in the city of London at weekends as well, with plenty of slots available on Saturdays and Sundays.
Hip and groin problems are common among active people and can sometimes become persistent when the underlying contributing factors are not properly addressed.
At our Central London clinic, we provide physiotherapy and targeted treatment for hip and groin problems.
Treatment may involve hands-on physiotherapy, soft-tissue techniques, mobility work and progressive strengthening according to the patient’s presentation.
Our Hip and Groin Treatment service is available for patients looking for a more targeted approach to persistent hip or groin pain.
Tendon problems such as Achilles tendinopathy can be particularly difficult for active people because complete rest is not always the best long-term solution.
Physiotherapy can help patients understand how to manage their activity while progressively restoring the capacity of the affected tendon.
Where appropriate, our rehabilitation programmes can combine hands-on physiotherapy, exercise therapy and technologies such as shockwave or high-power laser therapy.
Our High-Power Laser Therapy for Achilles Tendinopathy article provides further information about our approach to Achilles problems.
Plantar fasciitis and other foot-related conditions can make walking, running and everyday activities uncomfortable.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, we can combine clinical assessment, hands-on physiotherapy and appropriate rehabilitation techniques to address persistent foot problems.
For selected cases, shockwave and laser therapy may also form part of the treatment programme.
We have also developed a specific combined Shockwave and Laser Therapy approach for plantar fasciitis.
Knee pain is another common reason for seeking physiotherapy.
Whether the problem is related to sport, training, overuse or a previous injury, treatment should be adapted to the individual rather than following a generic protocol.
Our physiotherapy approach may include hands-on treatment, rehabilitation exercises and, where appropriate, advanced treatments such as shockwave or laser therapy.
For persistent knee problems, our Shockwave and Laser Therapy approach for runner’s knee provides further information.
Some patients require more specific soft-tissue treatment as part of their rehabilitation.
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) can be incorporated into selected treatment programmes to address soft-tissue restrictions and areas of muscular or connective-tissue dysfunction.
Our IASTM physiotherapy treatment is available at Mr Salus Sporting Lab.
Our patients include recreational athletes, runners, gym users, footballers, cyclists, triathletes and people who simply want to return to normal physical activity.
You do not need to be a professional athlete to benefit from sports physiotherapy.
An injury can affect anyone who exercises regularly or has a physically demanding lifestyle.
Our objective is to provide a structured approach that combines professional assessment, treatment and rehabilitation in one physiotherapy environment.
Our Central London physiotherapy clinic is conveniently located for people travelling through the City.
You can reach the clinic from several nearby transport stations, including:
Cannon Street Station provides National Rail and London Underground connections and is only a short walk from the clinic.
Bank is one of the City’s major transport hubs, making the clinic convenient for people travelling from different parts of London.
Mansion House Station is also within easy walking distance of the clinic.
Patients travelling through Monument can also reach our Cannon Street physiotherapy clinic on foot.
The clinic is also convenient for people working around St Paul’s and the western part of the City.
At Mr Salus Sporting Lab, we believe physiotherapy should be personalised.
There is no single treatment that works for every injury, and the same diagnosis can present differently from one patient to another.
Our approach combines:
The aim is not simply to reduce symptoms but to help patients understand their injury and progressively return to the activities that are important to them.
If you are looking for a physiotherapy clinic near Bank or Cannon Street, Mr Salus Sporting Lab provides sports physiotherapy and injury rehabilitation in the heart of the City of London.
Our Cannon Street clinic focuses on physiotherapy, sports injury treatment and rehabilitation.
Please note that gait analysis and running analysis are not provided at the Cannon Street clinic. These services are available at our other Mr Salus Sporting Lab location.
Whether you are recovering from a sports injury, dealing with persistent pain or looking for professional guidance to return to exercise, our physiotherapy team can assess your condition and recommend an appropriate treatment and rehabilitation plan.