By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•August 3, 2023
Hamstring injuries are a common particularly those involved in sports that require sudden changes of direction, explosive acceleration, high-speed running.
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•July 11, 2023
Blood flow restriction (BFR) training involves restricting the blood flow to working muscles during exercise, resulting in hypoxia in the muscle tissue. Find out
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•February 21, 2023
ACL Prehab is what is done between tearing your ACL and having surgery/performing rehab. Find our more at Redfern Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine - call now
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•August 12, 2022
IBS is a collection of symptoms such as abdominal cramping, pain, bloating, diarrhoea and/or constipation. Dietitian at Redfern Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•July 4, 2022
Ignoring shoulder pain can lead to persistent symptoms, further breakdown of tissue, and chronic pain. Find our more at Redfern Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•July 4, 2022
Feeling “tight” is something we have all gone through in life at some stage. Whether that is after sitting at our work-desks for hours on end more at Redfern Physio
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•July 4, 2022
Shin splints are a common overuse injury characterised by pain along the front of your lower leg near your shin bone. . By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine.
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•July 4, 2022
Have you found yourself returning to work and slipping straight back into the same boring lunch routine as last year? Redfern Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•November 26, 2021
Depression and anxiety are the most prevalent mental health conditions worldwide affecting a large portion of the population. Dietitian at Redfern Physiotherapy
By Redfern Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine•September 22, 2021
All About Ankles: Syndesmosis Have you ever been watching sport, particularly Rugby League, AFL or Football, and seen a player go down injured with what looks li