Rise Physiotherapy and Pilates

Name: Rise Physiotherapy and Pilates
Address: Winterstoke Rd 40, Bristol, BS3 2NW, GB
Telephone: 07881 912334
Rating: 10

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Winterstoke Rd 40
BS3 2NW, Bristol

[email protected]

07881 912334

Opening hours

Monday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Rise Physiotherapy is a specialist physiotherapy rehabilitation clinic located in Bristol, offering expert fitness and injury rehabilitation programs for both sports and general clients. Our team of highly trained physiotherapists is dedicated to treating sports injuries, from rock climbers and runners to mountain and road cyclists, in addition to providing prevention and rehabilitation programs tailored to various sports disciplines.

We pride ourselves on delivering personalized care that adapts to all physical needs and fitness levels. We address common injuries as well as specific conditions such as low back pain, rotator cuff injuries, and mobility issues in pregnant women, ensuring each patient receives a focused and effective approach to their recovery.

Our comprehensive range of services includes physiotherapy, massage therapy, supported rehabilitation, joint pain injections, and much more. At Rise, our goal is to elevate the standards of physiotherapy in the region, ensuring that everyone, from elite athletes to those seeking to improve their overall well-being, receives a world-class level of care.

Services and Treatments

Rehabilitation

Osteopathy

Rise Physiotherapy and Pilates: Reviews

5/5 (5 Reviews)

Holly Bennett Published on Google

2 years ago

Fantastic experience: TLDR: Climbing stronger after physio with Simon! Injured the muscle between flexor tendons in my hand climbing. Had multiple sessions, at the beginning was given exercises which would not aggravate the injury but meant I could maintain muscle mass. Gradually moved into strengthening hand muscles and tendons to get back to climbing. By the end of the physio sessions my finger strength was better than before injury! Simon’s expertise in climbing injury rehab got me back on the wall sooner than I thought and has improved my climbing, thank you!

Daniel Milner Published on Google

2 years ago

Fantastic experience: I used both Simon and Adam for a shoulder problem I picked up climbing. They were both really helpful and got me back in action quite soon after I started seeing them. Nice people as well

Edward Blackburn Published on Google

2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Simon was brilliant at diagnosing and designing a treatment plan for a recent finger injury - clear explanations, no dumbing down of the science and super practical advice. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend, particularly for climbing related injuries.

kate friedlander Published on Google

2 years ago

Fantastic experience: Had a great session with Simon. Went in for a climbing finger injury - he was very friendly, he knew his stuff and was really clear at explaining what had happened to the finger muscles etc and why and had all the equipment to look at my crimp strength. He gave me some really detailed and helpful rehab info, and it now means I can go on a planned trip confident that I can climb and knowing what I need to do to get back to strength/prevent further injury. Thanks!

Nick Shearman Published on Google

2 years ago

Fantastic experience: I have osteoarthritis and early subcondrial sclerosis in my left knee. I've been on a course of exercises with Simon and recently he gave me a Durolane injection shortly before a two-week trip to the Alps. I managed 5 mountain routes at around AD with plenty of ascent and descent, two multipitch sport routes at 5b/5c and a Via Ferrata. The knee isn't totally pain-free but it stood up really well and undoubtedly is much improved under Simon's care! I doubt I would have undertaken this without Simon's help.