By: Georgia Main

The Best Expertise

Maintaining the best results requires knowledge and expertise. Our athletes train and so do we, through our professional development program. Meaning that when a practitioner the treats you, they have the most advanced injury care knowledge. Read about what our practitioners are thinking in the injury blogs below.

Hit by a car. The journey back.

What happened? During the start of 2023, training was going perfectly; I was managing my training load well and the...

The mechanisms of building muscle – why muscle failure is not the whole picture 

In my last blog I detailed the plethora of benefits related to having more muscle mass. In this blog I...

Hamstring Injuries – does location matter?  

Location, location, location is a familiar phrase when purchasing property, but does this also ring true in regards to hamstring strains?  ...

The ballet blog – Why stress fractures are a problem for young dancers Part 2

In part 1 of CSSM Physio Kelsey Thomas’s ballet blog series, we looked at how to tell if you have a...

Meet the athletes: TeamCSSM 2023

Every year, we sponsor local athletes from a variety of sports and range of abilities, who are committed to challenging themselves...

Why migraines are not just a bad headache

June is Migraine awareness month – an opportunity to bring awareness to migraine sufferers and break the stigma that migraines are...

Back to school: your must read checklist

It’s hard to believe that Christmas is over and it’s soon time to get ready for the new school year. If...

Game over: Aus Open injuries explained 

With Nick Kyrgios sensationally pulling out of the Australian Open, the Aussie joins a raft of tennis stars who will...

Muscle mass in adults – a whole lot more than just aesthetics

When you hear the word muscle mass, what do you picture? A fit bodybuilder flexing in the mirror? Maybe someone young...

stress fracture dance

The ballet blog – Stress Fracture: understanding bone stress injury Part 1

We all know our bones support and protect our bodies but did you know that our bones continually changing?  Building up...