S30 Serangoon provides a vibrant and supportive environment for both group fitness and personal training. However, an injury can interrupt your progress, making it difficult to fully participate in your workouts. If pain or limited mobility is affecting your ability to train, here’s how to manage the situation effectively.
Manage Minor Injuries First
Most common strains, sprains, or joint discomforts can improve with basic self-care:
- Rest: Taking a break from workouts allows your body the time it needs to recover.
- Topical Gels & Sports Tapes: These provide localized relief and support for minor injuries.
- Over-the-Counter Painkillers: Medications like ibuprofen or paracetamol can help reduce pain and inflammation when used appropriately.
Most minor injuries recover within two weeks with proper rest and care.
When Pain Persists
If discomfort continues or worsens after two weeks, consider the following steps:
- Explore Non-Invasive Recovery Options
Advanced treatments like physiotherapy, Tui Na, or modern pain management therapies can address the root cause and promote healing. - Check Membership Policies
S30 Serangoon may allow you to pause or cancel your membership for medical reasons. Contact their team to discuss their policies and any documentation requirements.
Obtaining a Medical Memo
Most gyms require a formal medical note to process membership pauses or cancellations. The Pain Relief Clinic, established in 2007, offers effective care for fitness-related injuries and can issue the necessary documentation. Visit:
painrelief.com.sg
Taking the time to recover ensures you’ll return to S30 Serangoon stronger and ready to continue your fitness journey. Addressing your injury promptly protects your long-term health and keeps you on track to achieve your goals.