Heel pain is a common complaint for many Australians and there are several causes ranging from stress fractures to tendon injuries to arthritis. It is not something that should be
Diabetes and Your Feet Have you wondered about the connection between diabetes and your feet? In light of it being National Diabetes week (14th-20thJuly 2019) we thought it would be a
We can pretty them up with beautiful shoes and pedicures, but for the majority of Australians, the health of our feet only really gets our attention when something goes wrong
We often forget about the importance of keeping our feet healthy, and given that on average we will walk around 128,000 km in our lifetime, foot problems have the ability
In Australia, one person is diagnosed with diabetes every five minutes. As many as 15 percent of those people with diabetes will develop a foot ulcer at some point in their lives, and 6 percent of those will be hospitalized due to a related complication or infection. Of those 6 percent, many will have a condition which worsens to the point where a toe, foot or even leg may need to be amputated.
The sun is shining and the weather is warming up so there’s no better time to get motivated and back into sport or exercise. Whether you are embarking on a
The winter sporting season is upon us again and higher training and playing loads are likely to increase the risk of soft tissue, contact and overuse injuries, especially in growing
Are you having trouble losing your winter spare tyre or want to start enjoying the spring weather but foot or knee pain is holding you back? You love to exercise
Our three clinics will be closed from the 23rd of December 2016, and will reopen at 8.00am on the 4th of January 2017. However if you would like to make
The Walking Clinic is offering you the chance to win a $200 voucher at The Athletes Foot, just in time for Christmas! To enter our competition take a photo of
