Pickleball has taken Kamloops—and the world—by storm. This fast-paced, fun, and social sport is a fantastic way to stay active, but like any physical activity, it comes with the risk of injury. As a physiotherapist in Kamloops, I’ve seen a growing number of pickleball players seeking help for injuries related to the sport. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just picking up a paddle, understanding when to seek physiotherapy, common injuries, and how to prevent them can keep you on the court and performing at your best.

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