Introducing our Rehab Exercise App At PhysioCentral, we want to get you on the path to a healthy recovery as quickly as we can, so we’re excited to tell you about ‘MedBridge GO’, our new mobile app that allows you to watch videos of the home exercises we prescribe during your visit. The mobile app …
Looking to make the most of your Private Health Fund, before they recharge your rebates on the 1st January? We’re often quite busy at this time of year, so avoid disappointment, and try and get in soon before we book out!
Stuck for a gift idea for Christmas? How about a 1-hour massage with our very popular, and wonderful Masseuse? You can pick one up from our office, or just phone Laura on, and she’ll post it out just in time for Christmas.
PhysioCentral recently welcomed Loa as our new Massage Therapist. Loa is very popular, in high demand, and works as a Massage Therapist for the Sydney Roosters, St George Illawarra Dragons, and The South Sydney Rabbitohs, in the National Rugby League (NRL) Competition. We are extremely lucky, and absolutely thrilled to now have her as part …
Updated 4 October 2022 Overstriding while running is the most common cause of running injuries. Here’s some advice on how to eliminate it by measuring and improving your own running cadence. Without a doubt, the most common flaw in running technique we see, is overstriding. The best way to identify an ‘Overstrider’ is by looking …
Prevent Running Injuries by eliminating Overstriding Read More »
Say goodbye to plaster and fibreglass casts! EXOS Casts are the newest in casting technology. It only takes 8 minutes for us to heat up your cast to become a mouldable, wetsuit-like material. Once your cast is fitted to you, it will cool down and harden into a rock solid splint! This tech is ideal …
EXOS Casting system for wrist and arm fractures. Read More »
Injured? Click here.
More and more, the evidence is being discovered regarding the importance of the Gluteal muscles. Problems with strength, flexibility, and endurance in the Gluteals have been linked to back, hip, knee, and ankle pain. The following article, from runnersworld.com, focuses on the Achilles.
