Assessment
A detailed history, then a thorough examination of movement, strength and the affected area. You leave knowing what is wrong, why it happened, and exactly what we are going to do about it.
TPI golf physiotherapy in Liverpool Street, London: a physiotherapy-led, golf-specific movement screen with Amanda that finds where physical limitations restrict your swing, targeting more efficient mechanics, better consistency, and lower injury risk on the course.
Your first visit is a full musculoskeletal assessment: a detailed history, then testing of movement, strength and the affected area. We explain the working diagnosis in plain English and agree a plan with you before any treatment begins.
You leave with a written summary of what we found and a home exercise programme built around your diagnosis and your goals, so progress keeps going between visits.
A TPI movement screen with Amanda assesses hip and thoracic mobility, rotational control, balance, and core stability, then links each limitation to the swing faults it can drive. A restricted hip turn or stiff mid-back often shows up as lost speed and recurring pain.
The screen targets the physical foundations of an efficient swing: rotation, separation, and stability. Removing the limitations that force compensations helps you move more freely and load the swing better, though we prescribe exercise rather than promise specific yardage.
Low back, lead elbow, lead wrist, and shoulder problems are frequently linked to limited hip and mid-back rotation forcing other areas to compensate. We identify those patterns and build a plan that targets them, lowering the strain golf can cause or expose.
You leave with a prioritised, individualised exercise programme built around your key limitations, your handicap, and your goals. We re-screen at follow-up to measure change and progress the work as your mobility and control improve.
We work alongside your golf coach so the body work and the technique pull in the same direction. The screen suits everyone from recreational players to low-handicap and competitive golfers, and recreational players often gain the most.
I saw Amanda for a problem I've been having with a painful shoulder. She explained to me what the problem was, did a thorough treatment session and gave me some exercises to do to improve it. Very professional and friendly, I highly recommend her.
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I booked with Michelle for my first appointment. When I stood up I said to her it feels like heaven as my continuous back pain had totally gone. I was totally pain free for 7 hours so bless you Michelle.
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I first visited Amanda following a maisonneuve fracture. That day I walked 107 steps in a camboot with two crutches. I have visited weekly. Yesterday I walked 13,315 steps (no crutches, no boot). The transformation is truly amazing.
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After my son's sports injury we spent many months trying to get help from various other doctors. It was so reassuring to finally speak with someone who really understood what was going on. Michelle was worth every penny!
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Michelle was absolutely amazing during my pregnancy with the multiple issues I had. She diagnosed and treated pain in my knee and my back, and got me from a place where I couldn't kneel at all, to fully weight bearing in a short space of time.
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Excellent treatment of my lower back and related sciatica injuries from CrossFit. Definitely my go-to therapist when in dire need of pain relief.
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You can refer yourself, with no GP letter needed, and book online in a couple of minutes at whichever clinic is easier for you to reach.
It starts with finding the cause. Whether you are a City professional stuck at a desk or a weekend athlete chasing a comeback, we treat what is driving the problem, then build the strength that keeps it fixed.
A detailed history, then a thorough examination of movement, strength and the affected area. You leave knowing what is wrong, why it happened, and exactly what we are going to do about it.
Manual therapy chosen for your presentation, with Western medical acupuncture added where it helps. Treatment is not the goal in itself: it creates the window to move more freely and load the tissue.
Progressive, coached exercise rehabilitation restores the strength and load tolerance you lost. Both clinics have full gym facilities, and this is the stage that decides whether the fix lasts.
Each follow-up reassesses you against your baseline. We discharge you when you have the strength and the tools to manage on your own, with clinical Pilates and TPI golf screening on hand to keep you moving.
Back to the work, sport and life you love. We settle the pain, get to what is driving it, then rebuild the strength that keeps it away, so you leave each visit a step stronger than the last.
Written and medically reviewed byAmanda Yardley, Physiotherapist & Co-Founder · HCPC-registered · Chartered Society of Physiotherapy · Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
FAQ
No. A golf lesson coaches your technique; a TPI screen assesses your body. Amanda is a physiotherapist examining mobility, stability, and control to find physical limitations that restrict your swing. The two are complementary: we work alongside your coach so technical and physical work reinforce each other.
It addresses the physical foundations of an efficient swing: rotation, separation, and stability. Removing limitations that force compensations can help you move more freely and load the swing better. We assess your body and prescribe exercise; we do not promise specific yardage gains, which also depend on technique and conditioning.
Often, yes. Low-back pain is among the most common golf complaints and is frequently linked to limited hip and mid-back rotation forcing the lower back to compensate. The screen identifies these patterns and the plan targets them. If pain is acute or severe, book a standard physiotherapy assessment first.
No. The screen is calibrated to you, from recreational players to low-handicap and competitive golfers. Recreational players often gain the most, as physical limitations and recurring niggles tend to be more pronounced. What matters is that you play regularly and want to move better and reduce injury risk.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move and rotate freely in, similar to what you would train in. You do not need clubs for the screen itself. If you have recent scan reports, GP letters, or notes from a coach about your swing, bring those along to inform the assessment.
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The Physio Rooms • 280 Bishopsgate, Liverpool Street, London EC2M 4RB
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