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One-on-one biokinetics · 45 minutes · Die Boord

Orthopaedic rehab in Stellenbosch

After a sprain, fracture or a joint that still does not feel like yours — we rebuild the motion and strength the injury took with it.

Rehabilitation equipment and mirror wall in the Die Boord biokinetics practice

Orthopaedic rehab here is not a sheet of generic stretches. The first session is a look at how the joint actually loads when you walk, reach, sit and stand — then a programme that starts where you are, not where a protocol says you should be.

People arrive after a fall on the mountain, a twisted ankle on the farm, or months of a shoulder that never quite settled. The work is progressive: restore range, load the tissue, then put the movement back into the life you want.

What we work toward

  • Pain reduction
  • Improved mobility
  • Strength restoration
  • Function optimisation

Typical presentations

Joint injuriesFracture rehabilitationPost-surgical recoveryChronic pain

Before you book

How soon after an injury should I start biokinetics?
Once acute swelling and medical clearance allow it — often sooner than people expect. Early, well-dosed movement usually beats waiting until it “feels fine”.
Do I need a scan before I book?
No. Bring whatever you already have. If imaging would change the plan, that is a conversation after the assessment, not a barrier to starting.

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Areas of care
Die Boord · Stellenbosch

Bring the thing you've been putting off

A first session is 45 minutes in Die Boord. No referral. Say what's going on in your own words.