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Most Common CrossFit Injuries and How Osteopathy Can Help
CrossFit is known for its high-intensity, functional workouts—but with great performance comes the risk of injury. Whether you're lifting heavy, jumping high, or pushing through fatigue, certain injuries are more common than others. At IC Osteopathy in Stafford, we specialise in helping CrossFit athletes recover safely and prevent future setbacks through tailored osteopathic care.
Shoulder strains, impingement, and rotator cuff issues are frequent due to overhead lifts, kipping pull-ups, and handstand push-ups. These movements demand mobility, stability, and control—especially under fatigue.
Deadlifts, cleans, and rowing can overload the lumbar spine if core engagement and technique break down. Lower back strain is one of the most reported CrossFit injuries.
Squats, box jumps, and lunges can stress the knees—especially when hip mobility is limited or alignment is off. Patellar tendonitis and meniscal irritation are common.
Front squats, cleans, and handstands place pressure on the wrists. Without proper mobility and support, sprains and overuse injuries can develop.
Double-unders, sprinting, and jumping movements can strain the Achilles tendon. Tendonitis and even rupture can occur without adequate warm-up and progression.
At IC Osteopathy, we take a holistic approach to injury recovery and prevention. Osteopathic treatment can help:
Relieve pain and reduce inflammation
Restore joint mobility and muscle balance
Improve posture and movement patterns
Support recovery through tailored exercise and lifestyle advice
We assess the whole body—not just the site of pain—to identify underlying imbalances and help you move better, train smarter, and stay injury-free.
Located within Central Staffs CrossFit for easy access
Flexible appointments to fit your training schedule
Money-back guarantee if you're not satisfied with your care
Expert support from a registered osteopath with a background in lifestyle medicine and movement science
Want to prevent injury before it starts? Book your assessment today and get personalised advice to support your training goals.