Physio

Rotator cuff tendinopathy is a common shoulder condition affecting many people, especially those engaging in repetitive arm movements or overhead activities. The rotator cuff consists of four muscles and their […]

Physiotherapy is crucial in managing and rehabilitating stress fractures, complementing rest and immobilisation during the healing phase. Here’s how it aids in stress fracture management: Assessment: Physiotherapists evaluate the severity

In recent times, healthcare providers have noticed an increase in cases of neck and upper limb pain, which has caught our attention. Unlike back pain, which we often associate with

For sports enthusiasts, pubic-related groin pain (formerly osteitis pubis) can pose a challenge, especially in activities like AFL, soccer, and netball. What contributes to it? Pelvic instability, particularly at the

Injuries can and do occur and most commonly occur on the sporting field, in the gym, in the workplace or even carrying out simple tasks at home. In some cases,

It’s important for all athletes to be in-tune with their body while participating in sport, especially when training and playing at a high level. Female Athletes and Physiotherapy go hand

Hamstring strain injuries are a tear or strain to the muscle or tendon structure of one or more of the three hamstring muscles (bicep femoris, semitendinosis or semimembranosis). They are

The childbearing year, brings with it so many changes, both physically and emotionally. The physical changes of pregnancy are well documented but what happens after birth? And what is the