HEALTH BLOG
HEALTH BLOG
Welcome to our health blog! Find regularly updated information about the clinic, tips for staying healthy, and pain prevention help.
SPHC Physio Jack’s Gold Coast Half Marathon – More Than Just a Finish Line
For SPHC physiotherapist Jack, completing the Gold Coast Half Marathon was about more than just clocking up kilometres — it was a return to running form after years of setbacks. “Before signing up for this race I hadn't run that far since I was at uni,” he says....
3 Porridge Recipes for Performance
Porridge is usually made with a base of oats which are high in fibre and antioxidants. They are also a slow release carb, and when mixed with your protein of choice, can make an awesome pre-workout option, especially in Winter! The following recipe options are great...
Rebalance & Recharge for Winter with Lymphatic Drainage Massage
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, winter invites us to slow down, reflect, and renew. It’s a season of hibernation — not just for nature, but for our bodies and minds too. While cosy jumpers and hot drinks help us warm up on the outside, our internal...
Women’s Health: Pelvic Floor Maintenance at Every Stage of Life
The pelvic floor may be out of sight, but it should never be out of mind. This important group of muscles supports the bladder, uterus, and bowel, playing a critical role in core stability, continence, and sexual health. Just like any muscle group, your pelvic floor...
Shepherd’s Pie
A classic and comforting meal, this simple shepherd's pie recipe will be a winner with all the family. Note - This recipe includes red wine and worcestershire sauce to increase flavour, along with lamb mince, however this can be substituted with ground beef instead....
Shoulder Pain and How to Tackle It – Especially for Golfers
Shoulder pain is super common, especially if you're active, and even more so if you play golf. The shoulder’s a really mobile joint, which is great for your swing, but it also means it relies on a bunch of muscles and tendons to keep it stable. Do the same movement...
Shin Splints in Runners – What You Need to Know
Our experienced team of Physios that focus on Running performance, have come up with another great article on Shin Splints. What are Shin Splints? Shin splints, technically known as medial tibial stress syndrome, are a common complaint among runners, especially those...
Creamy Chicken, Bacon and Cauliflower Bake
If you are currently reviewing your meal options to suit the cooler weather, here is a delicious, easy dinner idea that is protein rich yet lower in carbs and gluten free, allowing you to stay focussed on your health goals. Creamy Chicken, Bacon and Cauliflower Bake...
How Pilates Gave me my Life Back
To celebrate World Pilates day today, 3rd May, we’d like to share Ann’s Story. Ann's Story When Ann was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2021, she faced it head-on. After losing 25 cm of her bowel during surgery and being declared cancer-free, she thought the hardest...
Why Cross-Training is a Great Choice for Runners
Running is simple—lace up, get out the door, and put one foot in front of the other. And nothing gets you better at running than more running. But nothing gets you injured like running more than your body is ready for. Cross-training can be a great addition to your...