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Kayaking (Injuries) with Kate Eckhardt
Kayaking is an excellent low-impact sport to participate in in a hot climate like the Sydney summer. It is perfect for all ages and can be quite relaxing or very strenuous—you can pick your poison. While it has some safety risks and it is important to have instruction when learning the sport, it is a […]
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Calf Strain – the What and the Why
A calf strain or tear (sometimes known as “tennis leg”) is a strain to the gastrocnemius muscle in the back of the calf. Injuries to this muscle can happen if the muscle is unable to take the load especially if it is stretched at the time. This can cause injuries from small tears to a […]
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Netball Injuries – Rehabilitation
As we have seen previously, and in my personal experience, netball has its fair share of injuries. The sudden changes in speed and direction, jumping and landing, pivoting, and often falls place high impacts on the body. Whilst traumatic injuries can occur, the risk of overuse and attritional injuries is also high. Regardless of the […]
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Soccer – 5 most common injuries
In football, players are required to perform sudden and repetitive accelerations and decelerations, rapid changes of direction, jumping and landing tasks and be involved in contact situations such as tackling. This heightens the chance and risk of an injury occurring. What does the research say? Research has consistently shown that the most common soccer injuries […]
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Plagiocephaly In Infants
There are few joys in life comparable to bringing home a new baby. However, this time of excitement is often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty, especially if this is your first time on the baby rollercoaster and you’re still unsure of what to expect. Of course, there will be plenty of people along the […]