Injury Differences in Short vs Long Course Triathletes

A discussion about Injury differences in Short vs Long course Triathletes By Sports & Exercise and Olympic Physio, Britt Caling Triathlon is competed over varying distances from Sprint (750m swim, 20km bike, 5km run, or even shorter introductory races), to …

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What to Pack in a School Lunchbox

How to stress less about packing a healthy lunchbox by Eatsmart APD and Provisional Sports Dietitian Simone Bourner Kids heading back to school have you stressing over what to pack for lunch? Here’s our tips: A good guide when packing …

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What Is Myofascial Cupping?

Myofascial Cupping By Remedial Massage Therapist Paige Single Some of you may have seen the 23-time Olympic gold medallist Michael Phelps with red/purple spots all over him at this year’s Rio Olympic Games. What are they you might ask? Perhaps …

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Lemon, Coconut & Cashew Goodie Balls as a Homemade Snack

Lemon, Coconut & Cashew Goodie Balls by EatSmart Nutrition Makes 18 balls Ingredients: 1 cup cashews 8 medjool dates, pitted 1 cup desiccated coconut 1 lemon, juice & rind 1 pinch salt ½ cup desiccated or shredded coconut Method: In …

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Exercise in Pregnancy – Should I or Shouldn’t I?

Sports Medicine Australia has recently released a Position statement related to Exercise during Pregnancy, and the healthy and safe participation of Australians in physical activity and sport. The primary aim of these position statements is to provide an evidence-based, best …

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Common Weightlifting Injuries

Common Injuries that occur in Olympic Weightlifting Training & Competition Words by GCPSH Physio Leigh McCarthy What is Olympic Lifting and Why should I consider doing it? Olympic Weightlifting is a sport in which athletes compete to lift the greatest …

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Spring Cleaning Your Nutrition

Spring Cleaning Your Nutrition! Tips from EatSmart Nutrition Consultants It’s that time of the year when summer is just around the corner and we all (maybe only some!) start to come out of hibernation and re-evaluate our health and nutrition …

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How do you know if you have a bone stress facture?

Ouch! How do you know if you have a bone stress fracture? Bone is considered a ‘metabolically active’ tissue. This means that bone cells are continuously forming and breaking down at different rates depending on the forces and stresses placed …

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