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Pickleball Injuries in Victoria: How Physiotherapy Keeps You in the Game (including Tennis, Badminton & More)

Pickleball isn’t just Victoria’s fastest-growing sport—it’s a gateway to fun, fitness, and the occasional overzealous backswing. At Pursuit Physiotherapy, nestled in the heart of Hillside’s Andrew Sheret Building, we’re seeing a surge in paddle-related injuries. But whether you’re a pickleball enthusiast, a tennis regular at Cedar Hill Rec, or a badminton player at Oak Bay Rec, the good news is: physiotherapy can keep you swinging pain-free.

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The Best Physio for Runners & Sports Injuries in Victoria, BC

Victoria, BC, is a runner’s paradise—from the scenic Galloping Goose Trail to the challenging hills of Beacon Hill Park. But with an active lifestyle comes the risk of sports injuries, whether you’re training for the Royal Victoria Marathon or recovering from a weekend soccer game. Finding the best physio for runners in Victoria BC or a sports injury specialist can make all the difference in your recovery and performance. In this guide, we’ll explore top-rated clinics, key treatments, and how to choose the right physiotherapy near you.

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Chiropractic Care in Victoria, BC

Looking for a trusted chiropractor in Victoria or Langford? At Pursuit Physiotherapy, we offer expert chiropractic care to help you recover from injuries, manage pain, and move with confidence. Whether you’re dealing with low back tightness, sciatica, or whiplash, our evidence-based approach focuses on lasting relief and long-term wellness.

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Beyond Biology: The Importance of Gender in ACL Injuries and Physiotherapy in Victoria

At Pursuit Physiotherapy in Victoria, BC, we treat many patients recovering from anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. These injuries are common and challenging, particularly in sports. Research has shown that women are significantly more likely to suffer ACL injuries than men (1), and this gap has persisted for over 20 years. This has prompted us to look beyond biological differences and consider the role of gender.

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