Martin Sarembock Physiotherapist Crouch End

Martin Sarembock

Senior Physiotherapist- Crouch End N8

Martin Sarembock is a Chartered Physiotherapist at BOOST PHYSIO with an MPhil in Sports Physiotherapy and experience across private musculoskeletal practice and professional rugby.

He sees patients at our Crouch End clinic, inside Equal Results at 56 Crouch End Hill, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Martin trained at the University of Cape Town, where he completed his BSc in Physiotherapy and later his MPhil in Sports Physiotherapy.

Before moving to London, Martin was Lead Junior Physiotherapist with the Sharks rugby union team in Durban, managing acute and long-standing injuries, pitch-side care and return-to-play programmes. He also founded and ran his own private physiotherapy practice in Cape Town, treating more than 4,000 patients. In London he worked as a Senior Chartered Physiotherapist at Southfields Physiotherapy Clinic.

Martin has a particular interest in knee injuries, lower back and spinal problems, ankle injuries and sports injuries. He combines hands-on treatment, including joint mobilisation, Mulligan techniques and dry needling, with taping and exercise rehabilitation built around you.

Originally from South Africa, Martin enjoys trail running and, whenever he can get to the ocean, surfing. He's also a self-confessed coffee nerd who is still perfecting his espresso.

Martin is part of our growing BOOST PHYSIO team of physios across North London and Hertfordshire.

Martin Sarembock's Special Interests

Knee injuries
Lower back and spinal pain
Ankle injuries and sprains
Sports injuries, including rugby and running injuries
Return to sport and exercise
Exercise rehabilitation after injury

Martin Sarembock's Approach to Treatment

Martin starts with a thorough assessment to understand exactly what's causing your pain and what you want to get back to. He then builds a plan that combines hands-on treatment, such as soft tissue work, joint mobilisation, Mulligan techniques, dry needling and taping, with a progressive exercise programme. His time in professional rugby means he's used to planning a step-by-step return to sport, whether you're a weekend footballer, a runner or simply want to walk up Crouch End Hill without pain. Being based inside a gym at Crouch End also means your rehab can move from the treatment couch to the gym floor as you get stronger.

"I am constantly learning and always open to new ways / better ways of doing things and applying this to my work and life."
— Martin Sarembock, Chartered Physiotherapist

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Frequently Asked Questions about Martin Sarembock

What does Martin Sarembock specialise in?

Martin is a Chartered Physiotherapist with a particular interest in knee injuries, lower back and spinal problems, ankle injuries and sports injuries.

Where can I book an appointment with Martin?

Martin sees patients at our Crouch End clinic, inside Equal Results at 56 Crouch End Hill, London N8 8AA, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. You can book online, call 020 8201 7788 or message us on WhatsApp.

Does Martin use dry needling and manual therapy?

Yes. Martin is trained in dry needling, Mulligan mobilisation techniques and sports taping, which he combines with soft tissue work, joint mobilisation and exercise rehabilitation.

Does Martin have experience in professional sport?

Yes. Martin was Lead Junior Physiotherapist with the Sharks rugby union team in Durban, South Africa, where he managed sports injuries, pitch-side care and return-to-play programmes.

Can Martin help with a knee injury?

Yes. Knee injuries are one of Martin's main interests. He assesses the knee, hip and ankle together and builds a progressive rehab plan to get you back to walking, running or sport.

What are Martin's qualifications?

Martin holds a BSc in Physiotherapy and an MPhil in Sports Physiotherapy from the University of Cape Town. He is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC registration PH111418) and is a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.