Physiotherapy plays an important role in both improving cycling performance and preventing injuries. Cyclists often experience issues such as knee pain, lower back discomfort, and tight hips due to repetitive motion and poor bike fit. A physiotherapist can assess posture, flexibility, and muscle imbalances to ensure proper alignment on the bike. They may also recommend strengthening and stretching exercises to improve efficiency and reduce strain. For those recovering from injury, physiotherapy supports a safe return to cycling through guided rehabilitation. Overall, it helps cyclists ride more comfortably, efficiently, and with a lower risk of injury.