Complaints to the front of your upper leg (quadriceps) are common. A well-known example of these complaints is the 'ice bone'. There is then a blow (for example the opponent's knee) on the upper leg in which the muscle is affected.
These complaints can also arise at the start of a sprint. This mainly occurs in people who have not warmed up or who have done too short a warm-up and who enter the sports field 'cold'.
In order to properly map this complaint, we have access to an echo system so that we can properly map the damage in the muscle.
Quadriceps complaints can also come from the back. That is why it is important to map out the back properly during the intake.
The sooner you start rehabilitation, the sooner you will recover. So make an appointment quickly to assess the complaint and to have a plan of action drawn up.