Football is one of Australia's most popular sports yet it places a players at high risk of injuries. Proper diagnosis through can help prevent further strain and damage. 
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Ballet dancers often experience extreme wear and tear on the feet, shins, and hips. As a dancer's career progresses there are increasing demands on the body. Read More >

Basket ball players often experience ankle, knee, and back injuries. Both female and male players commonly report injuries based on the overuse of imporant joints, which is a major issue for high level players. Read More >

Cricketers often experience injury through quick take-offs and small pivots, which cause strain along the feet, ankle, shins, and hips. Bowlers also commonly experience shoulder damage. Read More>

Hockey is a popular game known for fast action and full contact strikes. Players experience fractures and tears, and lower back pain is also common due to the asymmetrical line players have adopt. Read More >  

Crossfit is a relatively new sport that requires intense training placing strain on joints and ligaments. We focus on increasing flexibility and resilience so you can continue to train safely. Read More >

Cyclists will often report overuse injuries leading up to an event. Overuse can cause pain in the shoulder
knee, feet, and back, all of which can be treated through physiotherapy. 
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Golf injuries and mainly experienced through wear and tear in the shoulder. Evidence shows there is also direct relationship between a golfer's swing and lower back pain.  Read More >

AFL is Australia's 10th most popular sport. The rate of collision and speed of the game have almost doubled leading to an increased risk of fractures, and hamstring and groin injuries. 
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Weight lifting (particularly at the elite and Olympic level) causes significant issues across the wrists, shoulders and knees as atheletes learn to practice a clean jerk and snatch.   Read More >