Welcome To Fit2Function Clinics, Specialists In Injury Treatment.
Welcome to fit2function clinics
We are experienced Physiotherapists & Sports Therapists that combine extensive research, advanced training
and 20 years of combined experience, to diagnose the root cause of your pain and transition you back to full
recovery.
At Fit2Function Clinics we combine advanced treatments with specific exercise rehabilitation, to help people throughout London recover from persistent injuries. Over the past 3 years we have helped 95% of our patients see long term pain relief. We ensure that your experience with us is flawless, promising elite level care & customer service throughout.
Physiotherapy
Laser therapy
Laser Therapy is a process which accelerates your bodies natural functions to up-regulate the
healing process.
Shockwave Therapy
During the treatment, the treatment head will use small controlled impacts to break down scar tissue, increase blood circulation and aid in tissue repair.
exercise rehabilitation
In house strengthening appointments at our onsite gym, to provide long term relief.
ems therapy
EMS is a new advanced treatment using controlled electrical currents to stimulate a desired response from the human body.
Vibration Therapy
Theragun & Hypervolt treatment tools used to stimulate blood flow, decrease muscle tension & relieve pain.
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Book An Appointment
If you're ready to book just click the button below, otherwise if you'd like to discuss anything with us prior to booking we can be reached on 02071 172076 between 8am & 8pm or via email at info@fit2functionclinic.co.uk anytime and we'll get back to you asap!
LAtest Articles

What are the common muscle tears experienced by runners?
We are going to look at 3 main muscle groups: The quadriceps located on the front of the leg The hamstrings located on the back of the leg The adductors located on the inside of the leg When a muscle tears it is put under too much tension which causes the damage....

What is the Meniscus and what role does it play in the knee?
The Meniscus is a layer of cartilage that sits within the knee joint. Its main functions are to stabilise the knee joint and prevent degeneration of the bony surfaces. Without it the bones within your knee joint would rub together and gradually wear. Think of it as a...

What is Patellar Tendonitis?
The Patellar tendon connects your knee cap to the front of your shin bone. You can see this demonstrated in the diagram below. “Tendonitis” refers to the tendon itself becoming inflamed. This inflammation can be caused by a variety of factors. Check out the sections...
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Covent Garden Clinic: Jubilee Hall Gym, 30 The Piazza, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 8BE
Northampton Clinic: 33 Campus Drive, NN2 7FL, Northampton
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