Physio near Charlestown, Salford
Physiotherapy for sports injuries, back pain and rehab, 17 minutes from Charlestown, Salford. 20% off treatment for gym members.
What we treat
A physio on the same site as a gym means your rehab does not stop at the treatment room door. From Charlestown, Salford it is about 17 minutes.
Charlestown, Salford is number 33 of 39 Salford areas on our list by distance to the gym; the closest are Cadishead and Lower Irlam. It shares the M6 postcode area with Little Bolton, Irlams o' th' Height, Salford, Pendleton. Heading south-west towards Irlam, the straight line from Charlestown, Salford passes Seedley, Weaste, Little Bolton, Trafford Park.
Getting here from Charlestown, Salford
- From Charlestown, Salford
- 7.8 miles in a straight line, 10.9 miles by road
- Drive time
- About 17 minutes in light traffic, allow around 27 at rush hour
- Direction
- The gym is south-west of Charlestown, Salford
- By train
- Irlam station (Northern) is about 0.4 miles from the gym
- Charlestown, Salford is in
- Salford, Pendleton & Charlestown ward, postcode area M6
- Gym address
- Unit 2, The Oasis, Brinell Drive, Irlam, Manchester M44 5BL
How treatment works
- Manual therapy techniques
- Therapeutic exercises
- Education on injury prevention and rehabilitation
- Home exercise programmes
- 20% off for membersGym members get 20% off every physiotherapy treatment.
- 24 hour cancellationA cancellation fee applies if you cancel less than 24 hours before, except in emergencies.
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Physio questions
Where is the nearest physio to Charlestown, Salford?
Lycan Strength has on-site physiotherapy in Irlam, 10.9 miles from Charlestown, Salford by road, about 17 minutes by car.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book private physiotherapy directly. If your symptoms need medical investigation, the physiotherapist will tell you and point you to your GP.
Do gym members get a discount?
Yes. Lycan Strength members get 20% off physiotherapy treatment.
What happens at the first appointment?
A full assessment to find the root cause of the problem, then a treatment plan tailored to you, which may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and a home exercise programme.
