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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.
UPDATED 23/03/2020 @ 11:42 With the recent publicity surrounding the outbreak of Coronovirus (COVID-19) we have had several calls from...
A huge congratulations to 2019 @teamCSSM alumni Steven Currie who will be heading to Tokyo after qualifying for the Australian taekwondo...
In his previous blog post, CSSM Physiotherapist Peter Stath wrote about junior athletes and the potential pitfalls of specialising in one particular sport from...
So 2019 was great but you want to make 2020 even better! It is a common theme every time January 1st...
Sport participation among the youth population is ever-growing. As 2019 slowly comes to an end along with the most recent winter-sport...
As we get closer to Summer the halls of CSSM seem to become overrun with patients presenting with heel pain. For...
10 years, where did that go? This week we are celebrating the 10th Anniversary of our move to our current location...
When we first met Abbie MacFarlane as one of CSSM’s sponsored athletes for 2019, her goal was to run a marathon....
When we met Abigail MacFarlane earlier this year as part of #teamCSSM, her goal for 2019 was to complete the Melbourne...
Soft tissue injuries such as strains and sprains are the most common sporting injuries. You may have heard of RICER and...
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