Sport & Performance Physio in Guelph & Wellington County

Sport and performance physiotherapy helps prevent, assess, and treat sports-related injuries while building the strength, mobility, and movement efficiency you need to perform. No referral is needed to book.

Convenient Billing Available. No Referral Needed.

Convenient billing available with most major insurers

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Sport and performance physiotherapy is focused on athletes and active individuals, combining injury prevention, assessment, and treatment with training aimed at improving strength, mobility, and overall movement efficiency.

This service is offered at our Health and Performance Centre and Guelph clinics.

Treatment starts with reducing pain and swelling right after injury, then progresses through exercise and reconditioning toward sport-specific strengthening and mobility work — building back to the demands of your sport rather than stopping once you’re pain-free. We’ve also developed injury-prevention programs for some of the most common sport injuries, including KLIPP (Knee Ligament Injury Prevention Program), GRIPP (Groin Injury Prevention Program), and SHIPP (Shoulder Injury Prevention Program).

Physio Pilates Reformer 4 – physiotherapy services at Eramosa Physiotherapy Associates, HPC

Common conditions we treat with Sport & Performance Physio

We work with athletes managing ACL tears, meniscus tears, patellar tendinopathy, and shoulder dislocation and separation, among other sport-related injuries.

What to expect from your Eramosa Sport & Performance Physio experience

Path to Improved Health is the framework every Eramosa patient follows. We’ve used it to guide assessment, treatment, and recovery since 1997 — and it’s how we make sure nothing about your return to sport is left to chance.

Assessment and injury management

Your first appointment identifies the injury and its contributing factors, with early treatment focused on reducing pain and swelling so healing starts on the right track and further injury is avoided.

Progressive rehab and reconditioning

As pain and swelling settle, treatment shifts to an exercise and reconditioning approach — progressive, sport-specific strengthening and mobility work, with injury-prevention programs like KLIPP, GRIPP, or SHIPP built in where they fit your sport.

Gym – physiotherapy services at Eramosa Physiotherapy Associates, HPC

Return-to-sport clearance

Your physiotherapist confirms you’ve met the strength, mobility, and performance benchmarks for your sport before clearing you to return, so you go back to competing with confidence, not just because the pain is gone.

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Trusted by 2,000+ patients annually for over 30 years.

Meet our Physiotherapists

Brent Lunnie
Registered Physiotherapist/Partner/Clinic Director
BSc Hon (HK), MSc (PT)
Orangeville
Brett Lyons
Registered Physiotherapist/Partner/Clinic Director
BSc (PT) (University of Western Ontario), M.Manual Therapy (University of Western Australia), FCAMPT, GIMS
Elora
David Ross
Registered Physiotherapist/Clinic Director
MScPT (McMaster University), hBSc, BA HS (Queen’s University), FCAMPT
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall
Meryl Da Costa
Registered Physiotherapist/Clinic Director
BSc (PT), BHSc (Kin)
Acton, Georgetown
Carla Placido
Registered Physiotherapist/Clinic Director
BSc (PT), CAFCI
Cambridge – Hespeler
Janet MacKinnon
Registered Physiotherapist/Clinic Director
BSc Hon, MSc (Bio Med), MSc (PT)
Guelph – Gordon Street
Andrew Stolfi
Registered Physiotherapist/Industrial Medicine Lead Associate
BSc Hon (Kin) (University of Waterloo), MSc (PT) (D’Youville College, Buffalo), FCAMPT, IDN, CAFCI
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall
Jessica Brooker
Registered Physiotherapist/Pediatric Physiotherapy Lead Associate
BSc (University of Waterloo), MSc (PT) (McMaster University)
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall
Emma Desrosiers-Solowy
Registered Physiotherapist
BSc Human Kinetics (University of Guelph), M.Sc. (P.T.) (University of Ottawa)
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall

Frequently Asked Questions

Get your questions answered

Common questions about sport and performance physiotherapy at Eramosa. Still have questions? We’re happy to help.

No. Physiotherapists in Ontario are primary care providers, so you can book an assessment directly. Direct billing to most major insurers is also available at our clinics.

As soon as possible. Starting treatment right after injury helps ensure proper healing at each stage of recovery and reduces the risk of re-injury once you return to sport.

Our goal is performance, not just pain relief. Treatment progresses from managing pain and swelling through to progressive, sport-specific strengthening and mobility work, so you’re conditioned for the demands of your sport before you return.

They’re injury-prevention programs we’ve developed for some of the most common sport injuries — KLIPP for knee ligament injuries, GRIPP for groin injuries, and SHIPP for shoulder injuries in throwing athletes. Ask your physiotherapist whether one fits your sport and training.

Yes. We treat acute injuries like ACL tears and ankle sprains as well as chronic and overuse issues such as tendonitis and bursitis, with a treatment plan matched to how the injury developed.

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Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
Orthopaedic physiotherapy treats the common aches, pains, and injuries affecting everyday movement, including shoulder pain, low back pain, knee injuries, and other joint and muscle concerns. Hands-on treatment, targeted exercise, and education combine in a personalized plan to reduce pain and restore function.
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses acoustic sound waves to stimulate healing in injured tendons and soft tissue. It can help break up calcification, relieve chronic pain, improve circulation, and support recovery in conditions that have not responded to other treatment.
Acupuncture & IMS
Acupuncture and IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation) use fine needles to help reduce pain, muscle tension, and nerve-related symptoms. Both can support recovery by improving muscle function, decreasing irritation, and encouraging the body’s natural healing response as part of your treatment plan.

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