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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.

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Hip and groin pain in soccer players

Soccer season is here! In this week’s blog, we look at one of the most common areas for injury in soccer...

Sarah Gigante Pilates

Sarah Gigante Diaries – Pilates power and lessons of resilience!

We have been privileged over the past year to be a part of #teamCSSM athlete Sarah Gigante’s journey – from broken...

Returning to sport post covid

With Victoria’s case numbers of COVID-19 still so high, many of us will have either contracted it ourselves or know someone...

What’s the pointe? Why a pre-pointe assessment is crucial for a young dancer

Getting that first pair of pointe shoes is a momentous occasion in a young dancer’s career! Did you know when dancing...

Happy Feet: how to choose the right school shoes

With Christmas and New Year over it’s hard to believe that it’s soon time to get ready for the new school...

TMJ – the small joint that causes big pain

November is TMJ awareness month – a common but not well understood condition. It’s estimated up to 60-70% of patients will...

Running gait analysis: why running is a complex skill

Running is actually quite a complex skill. If you want to get better at basketball or netball, the most logical thing...

How psychosocial factors can affect your running

When we think about running related injuries, it is easy to think about the obvious contributors; recent increase in training or...

What a headache – part 2

We’ve noticed that more and more patients during lockdown are seeking our help with headaches.    In the second of a...

Lockdown 6 – what a headache

Here at CSSM, we think it’s fair to say that lockdown number 6 has been an absolute headache….and apparently so do...