Lions SPARC connects with Physio 1 to 1

Following the announcement of our latest programme, Lions Sports Performance and Rehabilitation Centre (SPARC), we are delighted to have officially formed a partnership with our local friends Physio 1 to 1. Sometimes it can be hard for clinics to provide the 'full package' of support - from the physio bed, to the dedicated rehabilitation gym programme, to the sports we all know and love. By teaming up with Lions, both Lions and Physio 1 to 1 aim to provide the highest quality services to our clients. We will provide them the support they need to be better than before.

Rob Butler, director of Physio 1 to 1 said: "This is a really exciting time for us here at Physio 1 to 1. After meeting with Lions and discussing the launch of the Sports Performance and Rehabilitation Centre (SPARC) to Guildford, it is definitely a programme in which we inspire to provide and create for our clients.

Situated in the centre of Godalming, Physio 1 to 1 provides a friendly and professional service within a bright, spacious and well equipped physiotherapy and sports injury clinic. Led by Clinical Specialist Physiotherapists with a wealth of experience, you can be assured of high quality assessment, diagnosis and treatment on a 1 to 1 basis. Our dedicated team are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions which may be hindering your performance. With strong links to local athletics, triathlon, rugby, swimming and cycling clubs, you can be assured of our qualifications and expertise in managing your sports musculoskeletal needs.''

Lions SPARC's services vary from genetic conditions such as hypermobility, to a post-surgery recovery journey such as an ACL reconstruction. You do not have to be seen by a physiotherapist to need our services. We have athletes training through our Foundation Strength Programme that play sport at the weekend and get a knock (some more severe than others). We also have clients come to us that are currently restricted with their training due to pain, but do not know the cause of this. 

To find out more about the what and the why behind our Lions Sports Performance and Rehabilitation Centre (SPARC) please visit the SPARC page.