Ankle Pain
An extra bone in my foot!? What are accessory Navicular bones?
Accessory navicular bones, also known as os naviculare accessorium or os tibiale externum, are variations in the normal anatomy of...
A Podiatrist’s Top 5 – Choosing your Exercise Shoe Tips
While it's essential to ideally consult us for personalized advice, here are five general tips for choosing exercise shoes. Proper...
Why you need to see our Podiatrists for your Plantar fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis or plantar heel pain can be a debilitating condition that significantly impacts one's quality of life, affecting mobility...
Shin Splints – What are Are They & How Can They Be Treated?
Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome, is a common injury among athletes and runners that causes pain...
Soft Tissue Injuries – Not as simple as R.I.C.E
The RICE acronym (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) has been around for ages as a simple way of remembering elements of...
Common Volleyball Injuries
Whether it's beach, indoor, social, or competitive, volleyball is loads of fun and very popular in Australia. However as with...
Plantar Fascia
What is the plantar fascia? The plantar fascia is primarily made up of type 1 collagen and is situated under...
Making the final decision on which Running Shoe: Important considerations
As previously discussed, there are many options when trying to choose running shoes, often making the choice overwhelming. To...
7 Important considerations by a Running Podiatrist when helping you choose running shoes
Like I mentioned in my last blog, it can be daunting when trying to figure out what running shoes you...
Fit your Running Shoes correctly: A Running Podiatrists key running shoe fitting tips
It is important that your running shoes are fitted properly to prevent common irritations, especially in the forefoot. Too often...