Dry Needle

Dry Needle

  • Muscle trigger points
  • Neck & shoulder pain
  • Lower back pain
  • Hip & glute tightness
  • Hamstring & calf tightness
  • Tendon overload conditions
  • Sports-related muscle injuries

Dry Needling

Dry Needling is an evidence-based therapeutic technique used to treat

muscle pain, tightness, and movement dysfunction by inserting fine, sterile

needles into myofascial trigger points.

Unlike acupuncture, dry needling is based on modern anatomy,

neurophysiology, and sports medicine principles, and is used to restore

normal muscle function and movement quality.

Dry Needling
  • Its Important to avoid
  • Restrict movement
  • Cause local or referred pain
  • Reduce strength and activation
  • Alter movement patterns
  • Delay recovery
Needling?

Needling?

  • Athletes of all sports
  • Individuals with muscle tightness or knots
  • Clients with chronic or acute pain
  • Post-injury rehabilitation patients
  • Individuals with restricted mobility
  • People with overuse or repetitive strain issues
  • Delivered by experienced sports & rehab professionals
  • Integrated with Physiotherapy, Exercise & Recovery
  • Evidence-based application
  • Individualized treatment plans
  • Focus on long-term movement improvement, not just pain relief

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