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Discussing surgical and non-surgical care options with a client.
ACL
Is Non-Surgical Management of ACL Injuries Really a Thing?

ACL ruptures are often referred to as one of the most devastating injuries in sport, this is due to a number of reasons including; risk of recurrence of the injury, long rehabilitation time, perceived perception of the need for surgery and societal beliefs and expectations...

April 6, 2021
A client displaying the location of her knee pain symptoms following a soccer injury.
ACL
Common Symptoms After ACL Injuries Plus What You Need to be Asking your HealthCare Provider

In this post we will be talking about what you will typically experience with an ACL injury and how that may differ from other acute knee injuries such as meniscal tears or other ligament injuries. We will also be discussing what you should be doing...

April 6, 2021
Knee anatomy displaying the ligaments surrounding the knee joint.
ACL
Why ACL Injuries Occur and the Anatomy of the Knee

ACL ruptures are often referred to as one of the most devastating injuries in sport, this is due to a number of reasons including; risk of recurrence of the injury, long rehabilitation time, perceived perception of the need for surgery and societal beliefs and expectations...

April 6, 2021
Top gun actor giving a thumbs up from his fighter jet.
Training Load
What Happens When we Ride into the Training Load “Danger Zone?”

Monitoring training load is notoriously difficult, but there are key components of this which can be applied in simple ways to improve your teams performance and reduce injuries....

April 6, 2021
Blood pressure cuffs from Vald Performance
Blood Flow Restriction Training
Is BFR Training what you need to Enhance Your Rehabilitation?

Blood Flow Restriction Training is Here and it's Here to Stay! Can you really get gym level gains with bodyweight or low load exercise? With Blood Flow Restriction Training you can!...

April 6, 2021
A graph displaying the increasing number of ACL injuries being sustained in Australia on a yearly basis between 2000 and 2015
ACL
A Physio’s Perspective on ACL Injuries

What we are seeing here is an almost year on year increase in ACL injuries in Australia. At a time when we are wanting our children to play more sports, play them for longer and more often, as well as playing them at higher levels....

April 6, 2021
A graph displaying a reduction in the number of games missed by players who completed more pre season training sessions in football.
Training Load
Why Load Management can Make or Break your Preseason

It is every coaches nightmare, players finish up for the year, they have their Mad Monday or they have a team weekend away, and then they are on their own for 2 or 3 months. They may continue to train, they may do nothing, you...

April 4, 2021
A representation of risk of injury and acute to chronic workload ratio, a significant increase in risk is seen once the ratio is greater than 1.5 times
Training Load
Training Load is Like Riding a Rollercoaster, just not as Fun

We all want our athletes to be performing at their best all the time, to do that, we first need them to stay on the pitch! The common story that is never told in so many teams that have won championships, leagues, grand finals, or...

April 4, 2021
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Ergonomics
Optimising Working from Home

OPTIMISING WORKING FROM HOME Changing from working in the office to working from home can be a significant change, with such a large number of people now working from home potentially without an optimal office set up. Now is the time to take notes to make...

May 15, 2020
Back Pain
Back Pain
5 Keys to the Management of Back Pain

5 KEYS TO THE MANAGEMENT OF BACK PAIN Low back pain is unfortunately one of the most common complaints of musculoskeletal pain in Australia. Coupled with this, there is a trend towards an increase in the number of low back pain complaints which become chronic or...

May 15, 2020
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