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.
With winter sport in full swing, colder weather and heavier grounds, here in the clinic we are starting to see an...
Physiotherapy intervention for toe pain in ballet dancers Ballet is a demanding art form that requires not only grace and strength...
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are extremely common in sport, with injury rates increasing over the last decade particularly in AFL,...
What is Patellofemoral joint pain? Patellofemoral pain (PFP), is a condition that causes pain around the front of the knee, particularly...
Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs) is a syndrome first coined by the International Olympic Committee in 2014. In this blog,...
Hamstring Tendon Injuries
In the previous blog on hamstring injuries, we discussed how the type and structure of injury play a pivotal role in...
Bone fracture versus bone break. What’s the difference? In short, a fracture and a break are the same thing. Sometimes, we...
Getting back into the gym post-partum can seem daunting. With the extensive changes that occur to the body during and after...
In her previous Ballet Blog focussing on Stress fractures in dancers, CSSM Physiotherapist, Kelsey, looked at what causes stress fractures, how...
Location, location, location is a familiar phrase when purchasing property, but does this also ring true in regards to hamstring strains? ...
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