The ATP Masters 1000 and WTA Premier Event at the Rome Open is a must-stop for the world’s most elite tennis players. Unlike most tourists who visit Rome, it isn’t the food, fashion and historic architecture that bring these guys here. The Rome tournament is the last major tournament before the second Grand Slam of […]

Recent research indicates that hip strength is a predictor in non-contact ACL injuries. Click here to see the link: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2664651…

Undergoing injury rehabilitation is a huge ordeal and in many cases can be life-changing. It is amazing to think about how our bodies adapt to recoup to a normal existence. Nonetheless, there are still a large amount of barriers that can curtail a full recovery. Recognising these obstacles and addressing them with quality physiotherapy care […]

I can remember back in my early days of physio school one of lecturers (Neil Tuddle) asking at Griffith University, ‘Is physiotherapy an art or science’? I thought at the time what a strange question to ask and what relevance does this have to me learning the skills of being a good physio. Looking back […]