Dr Abubacker Siddiq

Physiotherapist | MPT

specializes in sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation. His treatment approach focuses on helping athletes and active individuals recover from injuries and return to peak performance.

About Dr Abubacker Siddiq

Abubacker Siddiq is a sports physiotherapist with a strong focus on injury recovery and performance improvement. He works with athletes and active individuals to help them regain strength and return to their sport safely. His approach includes a mix of manual therapy and functional training methods. He is dedicated to improving both recovery outcomes and overall physical performance.

Training & Certifications

Uses trigger point therapy to relieve muscle tightness and pain
Applies kinesiology taping to support muscles and prevent injury
Trained in basic life support for emergency response care
Uses muscle energy techniques to improve joint function
Applies calisthenics for strength and functional fitness
Designs customised rehabilitation protocols for recovery
Focuses on pain management for improved patient comfort

Conditions Treated

Treats ligament injuries like ACL and PCL conditions
Handles sports injuries and performance related issues
Manages back pain and posture related discomfort
Guides post operative rehabilitation after ligament reconstruction
Treats upper and lower cross syndrome affecting posture

Treatment Expertise

Uses muscle energy techniques for joint mobility improvement
Performs trigger point release for pain reduction
Designs calisthenics based programs for strength and endurance
Creates customised rehab plans based on patient needs
Provides structured pain management programs

Publications & Research

Abubacker Siddiq A R has contributed to research focused on improving athletic performance and treating upper limb conditions through physiotherapy techniques.

Research Topics

Effects of throwers ten program and plyometric training on shoulder performance in overhead athletes
Comparison of ultrasound with manual therapy versus ultrasound with eccentric exercise for de quervain condition

Treatment Approach