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.
Dry needling is a quick and effective technique used all over the world to treat musculoskeletal pain. The process involves a...
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...
2019 Netball Shoe Road test
In this blog post CSSM podiatrist looks at the two best sellers from the 2019 range of netball shoes to see...
On the weekend – Australia’s Ashleigh Barty has become the first Australian to win the French Open in 46 years after...
Receiving the diagnosis of a serious knee injury like a torn ACL can be devastating for many athletes and non-athletes alike. ...
With 20 weeks to go until the 2019 Melbourne Marathon CSSM Principal and Osteopath Travis Bateman looks at how to start a running program. Here’s...
Pregnancy and OSTEOPATHY
During nine months of pregnancy, the female body undergoes several structural and physiological changes and this can lead to compensatory patterns...
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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