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Amateur and professional tennis players alike are prone to injuries of the foot and ankle, both of which suffer from repeated lateral motions and quick stopping and starting.

Common tennis injuries include ankle sprains, stress fractures, plantar fasciitis, and tennis toe. If you experience recurring or persistent pain, contact our office.

Clay and crushed stone courts help players slide better, and are considered the safest surfaces on which to play. Asphalt, concrete, rubberized, or carpeted courts don't allow sliding, and are not as healthy for your feet.

    Clinique Podiatrique du centre-ville et Villeray
    1832 Sherbrooke O,
    Montreal, QC H3H 1E4
    514-931-6111
    8415, St Denis-Local 210
    Montreal, QC H2P 2G9
    514-381-1931
    Clinique podiatrique Talon d'Achille
    895 Boulevard des Laurentides
    Piedmont, Québec J0R 1K0
    info@podiatrelaurentides.ca
    450-744-1374

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