The Sports Medicine Centre is a Sports Bureau facility dedicated to physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for local athletes, and tackles referrals from the Health Bureau. It also provides physical fitness tests for members of the public.

Outpatient services at the Sports Medicine Centre include: injury diagnosis; physical therapies and ones for rehabilitation; Chinese medicine therapies; psychological consultation; and sports nutrition. The physiotherapist shown in the picture is using manual therapy to treat his patient.

Ultrasound therapy is one of the most effective treatments to relax the muscles near a knee joint.

Physiotherapy sessions at the Sports Medicine Centre range from half an hour to an hour in length.

Therapies available at the Sports Medicine Centre are to help patients develop their strength and muscles for sporting activity.

Under the guidance of Sports Medicine Centre staff, athletes use fitness equipment as part of rehabilitation work, in the hope of correcting and relieving any bodily dysfunction or chronic condition caused by sport injuries.

Under the guidance of Sports Medicine Centre staff, athletes use fitness equipment as part of rehabilitation work, in the hope of correcting and relieving any bodily dysfunction or chronic condition caused by sport injuries.

The Sports Medicine Centre also provides services to assess physical fitness levels among the community. Lung capacity is a major indicator for respiratory system functions.

A participant stands on one leg, with eyes closed, to test his general coordination, perception of movement and spatial orientation, and kinaesthetic awareness.

A flexion test measures maximum stretch capacity of different parts of body, e.g. the waist and hips, when the subject is in a stationary state. It can be used to assess the powers of extension and flexibility of joints, muscles and ligaments.