5 Tips to Survive Kokoda Challenge by Ultrarunner Caine Warburton

5 Tips to Survive Kokoda Challenge Gold Coast as your team of 4 Words by Ultra- Runner, Sky Runner Ambassador & GCPSH Sponsored Athlete, Caine Warburton follow Caine’s blog at Running on the Edge The Kokoda challenge race is without a doubt a fitting tribute to the punishment and difficulty that soldiers experience in PNG … Read more

Benefits versus Risk of Trail Running

I love trail running, but there are some associated Risks…. Written by APA Titled & Olympic Sports & Exercise Physio Britt Caling There are many benefits of adding a little off-road/ trail running to your run training from both a performance and technique perspective and a reduction in the risk of injury. However, there are … Read more

Do you suffer from Recurrent Shin Splints?

Do you Suffer from Recurrent Shin Splints? What a pain in the bone! Words by APA titled Sports & Exercise, & Australian Olympic Team Physio Britt Caling Shin Splints can be defined as “pain along the inner edge of the shinbone (tibia).” (American Orthopaedic Academy). ‘Shin Splints’ is the lay term for what is more … Read more

Searching for Good Running Technique?

Searching for what is “best” Running Technique? What do I teach for good running technique? Words by Britt Caling, APA titled Sports & Exercise Physio, Australian Olympic Team Physio, Running Mum and passionate trail runner with a special interest in distance running Over my Sports Physio career, I have been lucky enough to have been … Read more

Do you suffer from Exercise Incontinence?

Do you Suffer from leakage when you exercise? You are not alone! Do you know there are Different types of continence: Stress incontinence Urge incontinence Functional incontinence Nocturnal incontinence How common is Urinary Incontinence? Urinary incontinence affects up to 13% of Australian men and up to 37% of Australian women (Continence Foundation of Australia) Up … Read more

Shoulder Pain from the AC Joint

Words by Physio Sarah Bombell B.Ex.Sc(Grif), M.Phty(Grif) The acromioclavicular joint, or AC joint, is the small joint on top of your shoulder where your collar bone attaches. Pain arising from the AC joint can be due to an acute injury, repeated minor injuries, poor biomechanics or degenerative changes. Pathology is most common in athletes involved in … Read more