Physiotherapy for
Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Central London
Mike Reys2025-01-13Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. came here for two injuries (first time through BUPA), second time I paid myself to get a quick diagnose and rehab exercises of knee injury after London triathlon middle distance. Six weeks later I did IM70.3 Belgium pain free and smashed it. Update: I keep coming back if and when a niggle occurs. I feel that if you do this early enough you prevent a full-blown injury with big setback. nichole beauchamp2025-01-10Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Update (2024) - stopped going to One Body after a ridiculous amount of admin problems. Hope they have sorted themselves out. Not a reflection on Bethany. I had lingering issues with a frozen shoulder. Saw Bethany and she was absolutely brilliant. Sussed the problem quickly, communicated clearly about the course of action she'd recommend, pinpointed the problem area during our session and also gave me exercises to do at home. Currently mid treatment and confident I'm on the road to recovery. More range of movement restored after one session with her than 3 sessions with my last physio. Glad I made the change. Carlo Ferrara2025-01-07Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Miss Wrobel has been very attentive in my rehab and provide great treatment plan for my recovery. Ziyad Chaudhary2025-01-02Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had an initial taster that work paid for with Gabriel at Farringdon one body ldn. It was one of the best experiences with a physio I’ve ever had (I’ve been to many). I then went on to book multiple sessions with him for a shoulder injury and I must say his massage work coupled with his knowledge of exercises and anatomy makes him the BEST physio I have ever worked with. He was worth every penny and I’d recommend him to anyone. Gabriel at one body ldn is a top top physio and they are lucky to have him! Pippa Gough2024-12-31Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Eli has provided a knowledgeable, professional and expert physiotherapy and sports massage service for my back pain within a clean and welcoming environment. I am always seen on time and initially had a thorough history taken before treatment started. I cannot recommend Eli highly enough. Ellie Lear2024-12-18Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I have been going to One Body London Bridge now for a few months and very impressed by the service. Physiotherapy treatment is fantastic with immediate pain relief and a well thought out program to help keep the pain away. The space is clean, modern and well equipped. I also have loved the flexibility to book in at other locations as well, their Farringdon location is also fantastic. The team is extremely professional and their booking system is very easy to use which is very convenient. Highly recommend One Body. Lucy Ring2024-11-03Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Incredibly impressed by Rebecca. Great bedside manner, great knowledge, and a more holistic view than I've experienced from physics. Highly recommend! Liv Milner-Benham2024-10-03Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Load more
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Get the best treatment for Iliotibial Band Syndrome near you. With over 5x the required training, our award-winning iliotibial band syndrome specialist physios blend exercise rehab and deep tissue sports massage to give instant iliotibial band syndrome pain relief.
If you’re looking for the best physio for iliotibial band syndrome pain in Central London near you, One Body LDN is your trusted 5-star solution. Book with your iliotibial band syndrome physiotherapist today, and get the cure you need.
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– Say goodbye to iliotibial band syndrome. Our One Body LDN iliotibial band syndrome specialists know that the best cure for iliotibial band syndrome lies in finding and fixing the root cause of your problem. You’ll be feeling, moving and performing better than ever.
– We recruit the best. Our physio team comprises former athletes, ex-Team GB members, coaches and NHS specialists.
– You will never be oversold treatments. Our trusted iliotibial band syndrome physiotherapy team are non-commission-based. We are results-based.
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– We specialise in musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy, post-operative physiotherapy, and sports injuries.
– From iliotibial band syndrome to IT band inflammation. From outer knee pain to hip and thigh discomfort, you’re in great hands.
– Our expert Central London iliotibial band syndrome pain treatment specialists receive over five times the required regulatory training.
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– “The best iliotibial band syndrome physiotherapy in Central London”. With 1000s of 5-star reviews and many clinic awards, we back up our claims. Get the best treatment for iliotibial band syndrome pain today at one of our London physio clinics.
– We’re the only GBC-accredited physiotherapy clinic in London for iliotibial band syndrome therapies, due to our;
- Service Guarantee
- Staff training
- Pricing and ethical treatment prescriptions.
Get Comprehensive Medical Treatment for Iliotibial Band Syndrome Near You Today
– At One Body, we start by getting a clear picture of your iliotibial band syndrome pain symptoms through an initial thorough consultation.
– As Central London’s leading iliotibial band syndrome physiotherapy clinic, we use a bespoke, hands-on, thorough initial examination. We will then know the best way to treat iliotibial band syndrome for you as an individual.
Trusted Iliotibial Band Syndrome Physiotherapists Highly Skilled in Manual Therapies
– After carrying out a thorough assessment, our Central London iliotibial band syndrome specialist physios will start your treatment.
– Your iliotibial band syndrome physio will always get hands-on. By now, in your treatment, they will know the best way to treat iliotibial band syndrome for you. And rest assured, massages for iliotibial band syndrome can be an incredibly effective way to get you moving and feeling amazing instantly.
– Your iliotibial band syndrome specialist physio will use deep tissue sports massage along with joint mobilisations for initial pain relief.
Your Full Cure for Iliotibial Band Syndrome
– Fix your iliotibial band syndrome and stay active for longer with our hands-on full-body treatments, constant guidance and tailored physical therapy for iliotibial band syndrome strength exercises.
– We’re not just massaging iliotibial band syndrome away; healing iliotibial band syndrome requires a holistic approach. You can rely on your One Body LDN physio for the best treatment for iliotibial band syndrome. Your iliotibial band syndrome specialist will advise on lifestyle adjustments and prescribe exercise rehab for your long-term cure for iliotibial band syndrome pain.
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Understanding Iliotibial Band Syndrome Treatment
What is Iliotibial Band Syndrome?
Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS) is a condition characterized by pain on the outer part of the knee, caused by inflammation or irritation of the iliotibial band, a thick band of tissue that runs from the hip to the shin. ITBS is common in athletes, particularly runners and cyclists, due to repetitive knee flexion and extension, which causes friction between the IT band and the knee.
What are the symptoms of Iliotibial Band Syndrome?
- Pain or aching on the outer side of the knee, especially during physical activity
- Sharp pain when running, cycling, or descending stairs
- Swelling or tenderness on the outer part of the knee
- Pain that worsens with repetitive movement, particularly when the knee is bent
- Discomfort that improves with rest but returns with activity
What causes Iliotibial Band Syndrome?
- Overuse: Repetitive knee flexion and extension, particularly in runners and cyclists
- Weak hip muscles: Insufficient hip strength can cause the IT band to tighten and become irritated
- Improper footwear: Shoes that do not provide adequate support or cushioning during activity
- Running on uneven surfaces: Constantly running on sloped or uneven terrain can place extra strain on the IT band
- Sudden increases in activity: Rapidly increasing the intensity or duration of exercise without proper conditioning
Common Risk Factors for Iliotibial Band Syndrome
- Runners and cyclists: Athletes involved in these sports are at higher risk due to repetitive knee motion
- Improper running form: Poor technique can increase the likelihood of IT band irritation
- Flat feet or high arches: These foot mechanics can place additional stress on the IT band
- Inadequate footwear: Shoes that lack proper support can contribute to IT band issues
- Weak hip or thigh muscles: Muscle imbalances can exacerbate the condition
Why is timely Iliotibial Band Syndrome Rehabilitation Important?
Early iliotibial band syndrome rehabilitation is crucial to prevent any pains you currently suffer from becoming chronic (long-term). The longer you avoid iliotibial band syndrome rehabilitation, the longer your pain can be around.
Early iliotibial band syndrome treatment also maximises the effectiveness of any therapies used. This can significantly speed up and improve your recovery and reduce the need for more invasive treatments.
A lost benefit of these quicker recovery times from starting your iliotibial band syndrome rehab is that you can potentially reduce future financial costs. You won’t need as many treatment sessions or potential scans and medications. This financial benefit further underscores the importance of early iliotibial band syndrome rehabilitation.
The sooner you start, the more effective your iliotibial band syndrome rehabilitation will be.
Find Specialist Physiotherapy for Iliotibial Band Syndrome Near You in Central London Today
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Liverpool Street Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
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Farringdon Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-6.30pm
Tue: 8am-6.30pm
Wed: 8am-6.30pm
Thu: 8am-6.30pm
Fri: 8am-6.30pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
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Shoreditch Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: 9am-4pm
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Mayfair Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: Closed
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King’s Cross Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-7pm
Tue: 8am-7pm
Wed: 8am-7pm
Thu: 8am-7pm
Fri: 8am-7pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
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Aldgate Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: 9am-4pm
How do I get here?
Find us via your preferred map app.
PLEASE NOTE: Our Liverpool St physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
Liverpool Street Station:
- 4-min walk – Exit the station onto Bishopsgate, walk southeast towards St. Mary Axe, and continue straight onto St Mary Axe. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Camomile St.
- 2-min Uber/Cab
Aldgate Station:
- 6-min walk – Exit the station onto Aldgate High Street, walk northwest towards St. Mary Axe, and continue onto St Mary Axe. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Camomile St.
- 2-min Uber/Cab
Bank Station:
- 10-min walk – Exit the station onto Threadneedle Street, walk east towards Bishopsgate, then turn left onto St Mary Axe. Continue straight until you reach 63 St Mary Axe. Enter the clinic via the front entrance.
- 3-min Uber/Cab
Moorgate Station:
- 10-min walk – Exit the station onto Moorgate, walk south towards London Wall, turn left onto London Wall, then right onto Bishopsgate, and continue onto St Mary Axe. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Camomile St.
- 3-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR LIVERPOOL STREET CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door on Camomile St.
Once you enter the building, please let our receptionist know that you have arrived.
PLEASE NOTE: Entrance to the clinic will require walking up some stairs.
PARKING
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
There are many places along St Mary Axe to secure your bike. Otherwise, please ask at reception where to store your bike.
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Duke’s Place (Stop A) – 42, 78
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PLEASE NOTE: Our Farringdon physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
On arrival, make your way to the reception via the entrance. Please then take a seat and wait until your therapist comes to collect you from reception.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
Farringdon Station:
- 4-min walk
- 3-min Uber/Cab
Barbican Station:
- 6-min walk
- 3-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR FARRINGDON CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door on St John’s Lane.
Ring the bell for access and on entry, please check in with our receptionist.
PARKING
JustPark Turnmill Street – 4-min walk
Britton Street – 4-min walk – Parking meters with various restrictions, please check prior to making your journey.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
There is bicycle parking available at the One Avenue Group building. Please ask at reception (subject to change).
CLOSEST BUS STOP
St John Street – 55, 243
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PLEASE NOTE: Our Shoreditch physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
Old Street Station:
- 5-min walk – Exit the station onto Old St, walk down and directly onto Great Eastern St. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Great Eastern St.
- 1-min Uber/Cab
Liverpool Street Station:
- 10-min walk
- 9-min Uber/Cab
Moorgate Station:
- 12-min walk
- 6-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR PHYSIOTHERAPY SHOREDITCH CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door on Great Eastern Street.
PLEASE NOTE: Entrance to the clinic will require walking down stairs.
PARKING
Parking spaces are available on Willow St. Please note – spaces are limited and not guaranteed.
During peak times, you will need to pay Hackney council the fees to park.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
The nearest bicycle parking racks are on Willow St, just off of Great Eastern St. They are opposite Nobu restaurant and a 30-second walk from our entrance.
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Ravey Street – 135, 205
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PLEASE NOTE: Our Mayfair physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
Green Park Station:
- 5-min walk – Exit the station onto Piccadilly, walk west towards Berkeley Street, and then turn left onto Berkeley Square. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Berkeley Square.
- 1-min Uber/Cab
Bond Street Station:
- 10-min walk – Exit the station onto Oxford Street, walk towards New Bond Street, continue straight to Berkeley Square. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Berkeley Square.
- 4-min Uber/Cab
Piccadilly Circus Station:
- 12-min walk – Exit the station onto Piccadilly, head west towards Berkeley Street, and continue to Berkeley Square. Enter the clinic via the front entrance on Berkeley Square.
- 5-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR MAYFAIR PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door on Berkeley Square.
Once you enter the building, please let our receptionist know that you have arrived.
PLEASE NOTE: Entrance to the clinic will require walking up some stairs.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
There are many places along Berkeley Square to secure your bike. Otherwise, please ask at reception where to store your bike.
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Beak Street Hamleys Toy Store – 188, 139
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PLEASE NOTE: Our King’s Cross physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
King’s Cross Station:
- 5-min walk – Exit the station onto Euston Road, head southeast towards King’s Cross Road, then turn left onto Gray’s Inn Road. Continue straight until you reach 344-354 Gray’s Inn Road. Enter the clinic via the main entrance.
- 2-min Uber/Cab
Russell Square Station:
- 10-min walk – Exit the station onto Bernard Street, head north towards Guilford Street, then turn right onto Gray’s Inn Road. Continue straight until you reach 344-354 Gray’s Inn Road. Enter the clinic via the main entrance.
- 4-min Uber/Cab
Euston Station:
- 12-min walk – Exit the station onto Euston Road, head southeast towards King’s Cross Road, then turn left onto Gray’s Inn Road. Continue straight until you reach 344-354 Gray’s Inn Road. Enter the clinic via the main entrance.
- 5-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR KING’S CROSS PHYSIO CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door on Grays Inn Rd.
Ring the bell for access and on entry, please check in with our receptionist.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
There is bicycle storage available at the HQ – Regus building. Please ask at reception (subject to change).
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Swinton Street (Stop N) –63, 17, 259
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PLEASE NOTE: Our Aldgate East physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
Aldgate East Station:
- 3-min walk – Exit the station onto Whitechapel High Street, head east, and turn right onto Leman Street. Continue on Leman Street, then turn left onto Alie Street. Enter the clinic at 78 Alie Street.
- 4-min Uber/Cab
Aldgate Station:
- 6-min walk – Exit the station onto Aldgate High Street, head east towards Leman Street, then turn right onto Leman Street. Continue straight and turn left onto Alie Street. Enter the clinic at 78 Alie Street.
- 4-min Uber/Cab
Fenchurch Street Station:
- 12-min walk – Exit the station onto Fenchurch Place, head east towards Aldgate High Street, then turn right onto Leman Street. Continue on Leman Street, then turn left onto Alie Street. Enter the clinic at 78 Alie Street.
- 7-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR ALDGATE CLINIC:
Entrance is via the front door to Movement Labs East on Alie St.
Once you enter the building, please let the receptionist know that you have arrived.
Or alternatively, if you have made a booking, just take a seat and our therapist will come and greet you once available.
PARKING
Nearest car park is NCP London Whitechapel High Street.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
Bicycle storage is available on-site at Movement Labs East (subject to availability).
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Aldgate East Station – 15, 115
Areas Covered: Central London Iliotibial Band Syndrome Physiotherapy
If you’re looking for iliotibial band syndrome treatment in Central London, our clinics in Liverpool Street (EC3), Farringdon (EC1), Shoreditch (EC2), Mayfair (W1), Kings Cross (WC1) and Aldgate East (E1) offer physio, iliotibial band syndrome rehabilitation, sports massage and pain treatments for all.
Convenience is key. Our Central London iliotibial band syndrome physiotherapy services are just off key routes such as Liverpool St, London Wall, Piccadilly, Grosvenor Street, Clerkenwell Rd, St John St, Whitechapel High St, Commercial Rd, Gray’s Inn Road, Great Eastern Street and Old St.
Our iliotibial band syndrome clinics are a stone’s throw away from either Moorgate, Liverpool St, Farringdon, London King’s Cross, Green Park, Old Street or Aldgate East stations, making it a perfect choice for those living in Central London or commuting to and from work.
Our Liverpool Street hub is just a 4-minute walk from Liverpool Street station.
Our Farringdon hub is just a 3-minute walk from Farringdon station.
Our Shoreditch hub is just a 5-minute walk from Old Street station.
Our Aldgate East hub is just a 2-minute walk from Aldgate East station.
Our Mayfair hub is just a 4-minute walk from Green Park station.
Our King’s Cross hub is just a 5-minute walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras International station.
Our clinics are perfect for those living or working in the following areas in Central London:
- Westminster: SW1
- Victoria / Pimlico: SW1
- Mayfair: W1
- Marylebone: W1
- Fitzrovia: W1
- Soho: W1
- Covent Garden: WC2
- Holborn: WC1
- Bloomsbury: WC1
- King’s Cross: N1C
- Camden Town / Euston: NW1
- Bayswater: W2
- Knightsbridge: SW7
- Chelsea: SW3
- South Kensington: SW7
- Kensington: W8
- Hyde Park: W2
- St James’s: SW1
- …and many more surrounding postcodes
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Our Iliotibial Band Syndrome Physiotherapy Central London Prices
We are Central London’s only GBC-Accredited iliotibial band syndrome physio clinic due to our:
- Fair pricing practices – We offer top-tier care at competitive prices, delivering exceptional value while being more affordable than other leading providers.
- Service Guarantee
- Non-commission based staff – you’ll only ever receive ethical best-practice iliotibial band syndrome treatment prescriptions.
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- Angel
- Barbican
- Blackfriars
- Chancery Lane
- Clerkenwell
- Hatton Garden
- Holborn
- St. Paul’s