by Wisdom Physio | Apr 15, 2021
(By Kayla Malone, Physiotherapist) Has Netball returned and brought all those aches and pains from last season with it? For a non-contact sport, Netball can be a very physical game and often results in pain and injuries. The number one body part subjected to netball...
by Wisdom Physio | Nov 11, 2020
Ankle sprains are extremely common accounting for approximately 25% of all sports-related injuries. Whilst the majority of ankle sprains result in soft tissue damage, a portion of more severe sprains can cause bone fractures. As Physiotherapists, we can order...
by Wisdom Physio | Nov 9, 2020
What has RICE got to do with ankles? Ankle sprains are extremely common, accounting for approximately 25% of all sports-related injuries. For years, the acronym RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) has ruled supreme as the key to early management and has...
by Wisdom Physio | Nov 4, 2020
Don’t have any equipment at home and looking for some exercise ideas to stay active? No problem – we’ve got some creative options for you! Here are some beginner to advanced* moves you can try in the comfort of your own home. You will need:1x sturdy chair...
by Wisdom Physio | Oct 11, 2020
By Nick Nyman, Physiotherapist Plantar fasciitis, pain from the plantar fascia, can be extremely debilitating impacting your walking, sport, and quality of life. But what can we do about it? What is Plantar fasciitis? The plantar fascia is a strong ligament on the...
by Wisdom Physio | Aug 25, 2020
By Nick Nyman, Physiotherapist There is an ever-growing list of features that modern smartwatches offer. With all this information at our fingertips, it can be hard to determine what is proven to help prevent injuries and what is just fun to track? Here is a list of...
Common Netball Injuries
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Laser Therapy for Cracked Nipples – How it works
In-toeing, knock knees and bow legs – children’s walking issues
Shoulder Pain – Anatomy, how it works, why it hurts!
Have you lost your Swagger?
How Can I Prevent Back Pain?
Overactive Bladder