Wimbledon 2026

Wimbledon 2026: Understanding Tennis Elbow and the Role of Sports Therapists 

As Wimbledon captures the attention of tennis fans around the world, conversations often focus on performance, competition, and the physical demands placed on athletes. However, one of the most common conditions associated with racquet sports — lateral elbow tendinopathy, often referred to as “tennis elbow” — extends far beyond the tennis court.

From recreational players and gym users to manual workers and individuals exposed to repetitive gripping activities, elbow pain can affect people from all walks of life. Understanding why this condition develops, how it is assessed, and the principles behind effective management can help support better outcomes and a safer return to activity.

This article explores the causes of lateral elbow tendinopathy, common symptoms, and how evidence-based Sports Therapy approaches can support assessment, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery.

Read the full article here.

Wimbledon 2026 

Members are encouraged to take advantage of our Wimbledon 2026 CPD area, designed to support graduate Sports Therapists in developing their understanding of lateral elbow tendinopathy and evidence-informed management strategies.

Resources include:

• Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy Evidence Update
  A contemporary review exploring current understanding of assessment, contributing factors, and rehabilitation approaches.
• CPD Knowledge Check + Answers
  A learning resource designed to test understanding, reinforce key concepts, and support evidence-informed practice.

Members can login in to access the Wimbledon 2026 CPD area.