A physiotherapy and acupuncture clinic on Duke Street in Cambridge, which operates from the ground floor of a former historical legal chambers building. The practice has served Cambridge and greater Waikato since 1985, and says it has been in practice in Cambridge for 35 years. Its approach starts with diagnosis and assessment, then builds a rehabilitation plan that can include exercise prescription, gym programmes, manipulative therapy, massage, acupuncture, cupping and electrotherapy, including RPW shockwave therapy. It also offers FMS screening for athletes and sports teams, to find imbalances and set corrective exercises, and it does injury work covered by ACC and insurance. The director, Chris La Pine, is a physiotherapist with a sports medicine background who trained in acupuncture in Beijing. As at 2026, the initial assessment and consultation is $115 for multiple pathologies, and $80 for Super Gold Card holders, with extra charges for materials such as bandages and tape. Where needed, the clinic refers patients for x-ray, ultrasound-guided cortisone injection or to specialists.