03 Feb

Neuromoscular Electrical Simulation (NMES) Devices

A NMES device uses electrical impulses to activate and contract muscle. They are commonly used to assist with maintaining muscle strength, preventing muscle wasting, and activation of muscles following injury or surgery.

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09 Dec

How to Prevent and Treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a relatively common condition that affects the wrist and hand — leading to discomfort and limiting the ability to perform everyday tasks. Knowing how to prevent and treat this condition is important for anyone who frequently uses their hands and wrists, particularly in repetitive motions. We’ll cover the essentials from […]

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10 Oct

Injury Rehab Classes at Coast Sport

This class is designed for those seeking more guidance, access to equipment, and accountability to achieve their goals! Your Allied Health practitioner will provide you with a tailored exercise program, which you can complete under supervision at our Tuggerah gym. This will support your rehabilitation goals, allowing for ongoing exercise progressions, modifications, and increased confidence […]

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10 Oct

Work Injury

We are committed to improving the occupational health of the whole Central Coast workforce through the prevention of work injury. We have designed a range of occupational health services that have the flexibility to suit any individual or organisation. Integrated, multidisciplinary client management We offer a range of occupational health professionals working together to provide […]

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05 Sep

Chronic Ankle Instability (CAI)

Chronic ankle instability (CAI) can have a massive impact on a person’s quality of life and overall function, often arising from a simple ankle sprain. In this blog, we discuss the in’s and out’s of CAI and how physiotherapy can help diagnose, treat and prevent this condition. CAI: What is it? Who gets it and […]

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23 Sep

Athlete Injury Prevention Programs: Safeguarding Your Sporting Passion

Returning to sport after an injury can be a daunting prospect, and athletes often wonder how to enhance their performance while minimising the risk of re-injury. Fortunately, many sporting codes have introduced specialised athletic preparation programs designed to address this concern.  In this guide, we explore various injury prevention programs tailored to popular sports played […]

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04 Aug

ACJ in Contact Sports: Understanding Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries

In the fast-paced and demanding realm of contact sports, injuries inevitably become an integral part of the game. Athletes, driven by their passion and commitment, regularly find themselves pushing their physical boundaries to achieve peak performance. However, amid the adrenaline-fueled intensity and fierce competition, the human body can become susceptible to a range of injuries.  […]

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26 Aug

Tradie Injuries | Physio Can Help!

3 in 5 workplace accidents involve someone who is working in a trade profession with 60% of tradesmen feeling the strain of being on their feet all day due to the physical demands of their job. The physical demands of a trade can cause and exacerbate a range of injuries. On average, time off work […]

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11 Aug

Tradies National Health Month

It’s August, which means it’s Tradies National Health Monthh! Trade occupations hold a high level of risk due to the physically demanding nature of the work and dangerous environment in which they take place, with tradies accounting for 3 in 5 workplace injuries. It is important to remember that your health and wellbeing is the […]

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26 Sep

Training Load Management

What is Training Load?   “Training load” is a broad term describing total volume, intensity and type of physical activity an athlete undertakes during both training and competition.  External load: the physical work performed by an athlete. For example, distance run, amount of jumps performed, balls thrown. It van also be the duration, intensity or […]

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