“Sports Physiotherapy: Injury Prevention and Recovery” offers a structured, evidence-based analysis of the fundamental principles and practices of sports physiotherapy. The book comprehensively investigates all aspects of the profession, including advanced rehabilitation techniques and injury prevention, in eight scrupulously organised chapters. The reader is provided with a fundamental overview of the sports physiotherapist’s function and the most prevalent forms of injuries in the first chapter of this book. The following chapters will meticulously investigate the complexities of sports injuries, distinguishing between acute and chronic cases, and discussing into injury mechanisms such as fatigue, joint, and bone injuries. A substantial emphasis is placed on injury prevention strategies, including proper athletic technique, conditioning, and stretching, in order to reduce the likelihood of injury. The book transitions to the use of assessment techniques, which include diagnostic instruments and imaging, which are crucial for the precise diagnosis of injuries. In-depth discussions on modalities such as cryotherapy, manual therapy, and emerging technologies comprise the crux of subsequent chapters, which focus on rehabilitation and advanced recovery techniques. The book is particularly beneficial for practitioners who provide support to athletes in real-time scenarios, as it covers the topics of on-field injury management and mental conditioning. This text emphasises the importance of comprehensive athlete care by concluding with acclimatisation and environmental conditioning. This book is a comprehensive guide to the effective management and recovery of sports injuries, making it an ideal resource for physiotherapists, trainers, and sports medicine students.