Tennis and Pickleball injuries

Tennis and Pickleball injuries have greatly increased since the pandemic. Both sports require constant athletic movements, but each tends to have its own set of injuries. Pickleballers tend to experience knee pain, ankle strain, ACL strain, hamstring/quadriceps/calf pain, while tennis players tend to experience low back pain, tennis elbow, rotator cuff irritation, and wrist pain. According to a recent CNN report, in 2023, pickleball injuries accounted for 5-10% of national unexpected medical costs, and in 2023 cost Americans $377 million in health care costs. Let’s get you back on the court and less prone to further injury.