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ITB Syndrome: Debunking Common Myths & How to Fix Knee Pain

Suffering from knee pain on the outside of your leg? You might have Iliotibial Band (ITB) Syndrome, a common overuse injury in runners, cyclists, and endurance athletes. But despite its prevalence, there’s a lot of misinformation about ITB Syndrome. In this guide, we’ll debunk the biggest myths about ITB pain and provide expert-backed strategies for […]

Triathlon Training for Beginners: My Journey from Gymnastics to Ironman

A year ago, if someone had told me I’d be training for my first Ironman 70.3, I would have laughed. I strongly disliked running and hadn’t swum since high school. But as a former competitive gymnast, I was ready for a new challenge in endurance sports—and triathlon training quickly became my passion. As a kinaesthetic […]

5 Expert Tips to Prevent Gym Injuries

As the weather warms, more people are heading to the gym to improve their fitness and health. However, as an Osteopath, I often see a rise in gym injuries during this time. While it’s impossible to completely eliminate the risk of gym injuries, these strategies can help you reduce the likelihood of getting hurt and […]

Osteoporosis & Exercise: Strengthen Your Bones Naturally

Osteoporosis is a condition that weakens your bones, making them more porous and putting you at risk of a fracture. It’s common among older adults, especially postmenopausal women, but anyone can develop it. Regular exercise can significantly strengthen your bones, improve balance, and reduce your risk of fractures. In this blog, we’ll dive into how […]

The 7 Best Recovery Tips for Athletes

Authors: Dr Daniel Raab (Osteopath), Dr Michael Caruana (Osteopath), Kristen Varnis (Dietitian) Performing well in sports is not just about how hard you train, but also how well you recover. Recovery is crucial for repairing muscles, restoring energy, and preventing injuries. Without proper recovery, you risk overtraining, which can hinder your performance and raise the […]

Discover the Best Ankle Support for Netball Players – Kids, Teens, or Adults!

Every Saturday, you can bet that some “lucky” netballers will leave the court with twisted, turned, or sprained ankles. But why do these injuries happen, and more importantly, how can they be prevented? Verity delves into the mechanics of ankle injuries in netball, the pros and cons of taping versus bracing, and offers practical advice […]

Run Faster with Gait Analysis

Authored By Dr Amy Welsh, Dr Gabriel Pitrone & Dr Emily SandmanOsteopaths @ Stay Tuned Sports Medicine Elwood Gait analysis is like having a personal detective for your movement. It’s an essential tool that evaluates your walking or running motion and examines your movement patterns, forces, and joint angles to reveal any abnormalities or imbalances […]

Like Pilates, Yoga or Strength Training? In Pain or Injured? GER is for you!

What is GER? Group Exercise Rehabilitation is run through Stay Tuned Sports Medicine Elwood, where we believe one size does NOT fit all. Our GER sessions are specially designed for small groups (with a maximum of four participants), in which people are led through a personalised program specific to their needs to ensure success!! Programs […]

Preventing and Treating Common Soccer Injuries: 4 Ways to Keep Players in the Game

As an osteopath, I’ve seen my fair share of soccer injuries, from sprained ankles to pulled muscles and everything in between. Soccer is a demanding sport that requires agility, strength, and endurance but comes with risks. However, with the proper preventative measures and management strategies, players can stay on the field and avoid spending more […]

What are the benefits of foam rolling?

Dr Paul Hermann, a dual titled Sports & Exercise Rehab Osteopath and Exercise Scientist, and the founder of Stay Tuned, joined Casper Magazine to chat about the benefits of foam rollers and how to choose the right one for you! First up, what is foam rolling? Our muscles and fascia (the layer of fibrous tissue […]