BOXROX x Seventeen Physiotherapy: A New Era of Performance and Recovery

At BOXROX, the world’s leading competitive fitness media brand, their mission since 2011 has been to inform, educate, and inspire athletes at all levels—from first-time gym-goers to elite podium finishers. BOXROX deliver high-quality content with purpose: expert training tips, nutrition guidance, athlete stories, and event coverage designed to help our global fitness community thrive.

We are now proud to welcome Seventeen Physiotherapy as the official BOXROX Resident Physiotherapist & Recovery Expert,

This partnership marks a powerful union of media and clinical expertise. Seventeen Physiotherapy brings over a decade of experience in sports physiotherapy, working across disciplines such as CrossFit®, HYROX, weightlifting, endurance sports, and more. Our shared goal is to support athletes with reliable, evidence-based advice that enhances performance, prevents injury, and promotes sustainable recovery.

A Shared Mission:

Together, BOXROX and Seventeen Physiotherapy aim to empower the fitness community with expert-led knowledge. We believe that promoting health through practical, realistic advice is essential to achieving long-term success in sport. Whether you’re looking to avoid injury, recover more effectively post-competition, or simply improve your movement, our team is here to support you.

What to Expect:

Seventeen Physiotherapy will be publishing insightful articles on BOXROX covering a broad range of topics including injuries, recovery strategies, training optimisation, and overall physical wellbeing. These articles are designed to offer practical advice and clinical insight that athletes can apply to their everyday training and lifestyle.

Get Involved:

We value the input of our community. If there’s a topic you’d like us to cover, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to get in touch via info@seventeenphysio.co.uk, and our team—alongside BOXROX—will gladly consider your suggestions for future content.

Welcome to the next chapter in performance, prevention, and recovery.”