Sports Podiatry
SGB Podiatry can help with in sports related injuries, whether you have an old problem flaring up again or a new issue that’s causing you pain.
A Podiatry assessment is about more than your feet…
Medically trained and highly experienced, our Podiatrists are experts in the bio-mechanical movement of the hips, knees, ankles and feet. If normal tightness has turned into persistent pain…then it’s time to see SGB Podiatry!
Sports Injuries Need Specialist Care
Do you hear yourself saying:
- “I can only hobble”
- “My heel feels like there’s a knife in it”
- “Sub me off coach”
- “I heard it pop, then there was terrible pain in my ankle”
- “I’m worried about my knees”
Chances are you’ve got a soft tissue injury that needs professional care.
How Can a Podiatrist Help?
There’s nothing more frustrating than pain and injury holding you back from enjoying a sport you love, but as you push your body harder, new injuries occur or old injuries flare-up.
From shin pain to ankle sprain, nail care and athletes foot, our professionally trained Podiatrists work with you to diagnose the problem, alleviate pain and assist with recovery.
Get Back to Peak Performance
Podiatry for Sporty Feet
The SGB team aren’t just dedicated podiatrists, they’re keen sports enthusiasts themselves, who understand what it takes to keep you performing at your best. In addition, Principal Podiatrist Dr Steven Burton is a member of Sports Medicine Australia, enhancing his already high levels of knowledge and expertise in this area.
Sports Podiatry treatments include:
- Orthotics designed for your feet
- Splints, supports and taping
- Bespoke exercise programs
- Biomechanical assessments
- Correction of biomechanical issues
- Strength and muscle conditioning program
- Flexibility and stretching routines
- Radial shockwave treatments
Who do we help?
Endurance sports enthusiasts who want to avoid injury
Why? because having a proactive approach means you look after your feet and legs.
Sports men & women who enjoy training and competing
Why? because you want to continue to enjoy playing and put your health first.
People returning to sport after an injury
Why? because when you return from injury you need a rehabilitation program that protects newly healed tissues and bones.
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