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.
In her previous Ballet Blog focussing on Stress fractures in dancers, CSSM Physiotherapist, Kelsey, looked at what causes stress fractures, how...
What happened? During the start of 2023, training was going perfectly; I was managing my training load well and the...
Footy is BACK! Today the AFL announced a June 11 start date to the 2020 AFL Season. With the start...
So 2019 was great but you want to make 2020 even better! It is a common theme every time January 1st...
As we get closer to Summer the halls of CSSM seem to become overrun with patients presenting with heel pain. For...
Soft tissue injuries such as strains and sprains are the most common sporting injuries. You may have heard of RICER and...
Can I fully recover after ankle surgery? If you’ve just had ankle surgery or are scheduled for a procedure soon, this...
The navicular is a prominent midfoot bone, which in sports such as AFL, and fast bowlers in cricket, has been associated...
Receiving the diagnosis of a serious knee injury like a torn ACL can be devastating for many athletes and non-athletes alike. ...
Patella Tendinopathy "Jumper's Knee "
Jumper’s knee With winter just around the corner, the sporting seasons are now in full swing. Many teens and pre-teens are...
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