Physio Blog

A woman bends over a white laundry basket, holding her lower back with one hand, appearing to experience low back pain.
29/10/2026

Low Back Pain Causes: Why Does My Back Hurt?

Low back pain causes can include muscle strain, sudden increases in physical activity, irritated spinal joints...
A gloved hand inserts thin needles into a person's upper back during a dry needling session.
29/10/2026

What Is Dry Needling?

Dry needling is a technique physiotherapists use to stimulate specific areas of muscle and surrounding tissue ...
An older man and woman walk smiling on a path by the water, with boats and a city skyline in the distance.
23/10/2026

Why Do Some People Age Better Than Others? Frailty in Older Adults

Frailty in older adults is one reason people age differently. It develops when the body’s physical reser...
A physiotherapist guides a female patient performing an exercise on stall bars in a bright studio, focusing on back posture.
20/10/2026

How Does Schroth Therapy Help With Scoliosis?

Schroth therapy helps people with scoliosis learn how to manage their spinal alignment through tailored exerci...
A woman grimaces in pain while reaching into an overhead kitchen cabinet, holding her sore shoulder.
20/10/2026

Rotator Cuff Pain: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options

Rotator cuff pain is a common cause of shoulder discomfort, particularly when lifting your arm, reaching overh...
Niamh, a knee physio in Sydney, demonstrating knee extensions, one of the best physio exercises for knee pain
15/04/2025

Top 4 Physio Exercises for Knee Pain & Strengthening

Struggling with stiff, sore, or unstable knees? These physio exercises for knee pain are designed to reduce di...
Ankle physio in Sydney providing guidance during a balance stabilisation exercise
01/04/2025

Benefits of Exercise Physiology for Strength and Conditioning

Exercise physiology strength and conditioning can change how you move, feel, and thrive. Whether you want to s...
Interior of our gym with our exercise physiologists in Inner West Sydney
27/03/2025

The Benefits of Exercise Physiology for Chronic Disease Management

A chronic disease is a long-term health condition that typically lasts for a year or more and requires ongoi...
Niamh demonstrating how to perform shoulder physio exercises
27/02/2025

The Best Physio Exercises for Shoulder Pain: Our Top 4

  The best physio exercises for shoulder pain include pendular exercises, foam roller raises, and band ro...
Karen performing a chin tuck
18/02/2025

The Best Physio for Neck Pain: Our Top 4 Exercises

The best physio for neck pain includes targeted exercises that improve mobility, strengthen stabilising muscle...
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31/10/2024

Acromioclavicular Joint Injury – Shoulder

  What is the Acromioclavicular or AC joint? The acromioclavicular (AC) joint is a small joint located ab...
Lillyfield Physio
21/10/2024

Matter of Life and Death: Rugby League and Concussion Injuries

  Concussion in rugby league: In rugby league there is a high incidence of concussion, as it is a highly ...

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What are the most common rugby league injuries?

  In rugby league, like in any contact sport, acute injuries are unfortunately quite common. Given it is a contact sport, most injuries are traumatic after a hard tackle, however some can be non-traumatic as the game includes frequent bursts of sprinting, cutting and acceleration. The most common injuries in rugby league include: Concussion: Those…
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Swollen Ankles and Feet!

What Causes Swollen Ankles and Feet? Swollen ankles and feet, also known as oedema, can be caused by various factors. Oedema (often called “edema” in American English) is a medical condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the body’s tissues. This can lead to swelling and puffiness in various parts of the body,…
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Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (SI Joint Pain)

  Sacroiliac joint dysfunction, also known as SI joint pain or SI joint dysfunction, refers to a condition characterized by pain and discomfort in the sacroiliac joints. The sacroiliac joints are located in the lower part of the back, where the sacrum (the triangular bone at the base of the spine) connects with the iliac…