Sydney Injury Specialists

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Sydney Injury Specialists

An Allied Health Organisation providing exercise physiology to the coasts of the Eastern Suburbs and Northern Beaches.

26/05/2026

We’re hiring! 👋

As Clare prepares for the birth of her baby due soon, Sydney Injury Specialists (Moore Park) is looking for an Exercise Physiologist to cover maternity leave and step into a busy, established caseload.

Why it’s a great gig:

Choose when you work – flexible hours to suit your lifestyle
2–3 days per week
Up to 6‑month contract
~20 consistent appointments per week

Based at the Sporting Club of Sydney with gym access included

You’ll work with:
Musculoskeletal injuries
Women’s health
Return to sport clients
Metabolic / chronic disease populations

Sound like you (or someone you know)?
📩 DM us or email your CV + a short cover letter to [email protected]

31/03/2026

Our current client, Greg, first approached SIS with persistent lower-back pain and was able to confidently deadlift again, thanks to consistent sessions with an exercise physiologist and a personalised strength-rehab plan tuned to his progress, with twice-weekly coaching that prioritised mobility, core stability and progressive overload.

This is a classic example of how lower back pain is multifactorial: biomechanical considerations, muscle imbalances, movement patterns, lifestyle factors and psychosocial stressors can all interact to create and perpetuate symptoms. Because of that complexity, it is so important to have personalised care that targets the specific drivers for each person-combining tailored exercise, education, ergonomic adjustments and pacing strategies- to help someone return to a pain-free state and reduce the risk of reinjury.

23/03/2026

Nothing means more to us than hearing how our clients are feeling, progressing, and getting back to doing what they love 🤍

At SIS, we don’t just focus on exercises- we focus on people. Building a strong practitioner–client relationship is a huge part of recovery and rehab. It allows us to tailor every step, adjust when needed, and truly support you through the ups and downs of the process.

Your feedback helps us grow, refine, and deliver the best care possible- so thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey ✨

18/03/2026

Meet C, a committed client who came to us at SIS and the Cube Allied Health with a clear goal: injury prevention and building full-body strength to support his long-term health and performance.

C regularly attends the Strong Seniors class each week at our Brookvale location, showing up with consistency and a great attitude toward improving his strength and movement. While he wasn’t dealing with a specific injury, he understood the importance of proactive care- addressing potential weaknesses, improving movement quality, and building resilience through structured training. 💪

We guided C through a comprehensive assessment to identify areas for improvement across his strength, mobility, and overall biomechanics. His program was tailored to support whole-body strengthening, ensuring he could move efficiently and safely while progressively building capacity.

With consistent effort and the right support, C has made incredible progress. Recently achieving a huge 150kg personal best deadlift- an impressive reflection of his hard work, dedication, and commitment to the process.👏

C’s journey is a great reminder that training isn’t just about fixing problems- it’s about preventing them and unlocking your full potential. With the right guidance, you can build strength, confidence, and longevity in your movement.

At SIS, we’re here to support that journey- helping you move better, get stronger, and continue doing what you love for years to come.

16/03/2026

Most people focus on lifting the weight… but the lowering phase matters just as much.

Every strength movement has two key phases:

Concentric – when the muscle shortens to produce force (like standing up from a squat)
Eccentric – when the muscle lengthens while controlling load (like lowering into a squat)

Both play a role in building strength, control, and resilience.

Why does this matter?

✔️ Improves overall strength development
✔️ Helps muscles absorb and control force
✔️ Supports tendon health and tissue adaptation
✔️ Plays a key role in injury prevention and rehabilitation

Whether you're training for performance or recovering from injury, training both phases of movement is essential.

Save this post to remember the difference next time you're training 💪

11/03/2026

From runners recovering from knee injuries, new mums rebuilding strength, to office workers easing chronic back tension-everyone has a reason to start their rehabilitation journey with Clinical Pilates at Sydney Injury Specialists. 💪

Our 1:1 sessions on the reformers in Brookvale and Moore Park are tailored to your needs, and we create personalised rehab plans that combine Clinical Pilates with targeted strength training in our full-scale gym. Every client leaves stronger, more confident, and ready to move pain-free!

09/03/2026

Strong Bones 💪✨

This April, Sydney Injury Specialists is hosting our signature Osteoporosis Workshop for the 7th time, and we couldn’t be prouder of the community it has created.

Over the past courses, we’ve trained 100+ women and men to lift weights in a way that is both progressive and safe, building bone strength while learning to genuinely enjoy the process of lifting.

This workshop is designed to empower all with the confidence, knowledge, and technique to train properly for bone health.

✔️ Open to new and returning members
✔️ Sporting Club of Sydney members and guests welcome

Spots are extremely limited (our last course had a waitlist!), so if you’re interested please contact Matisse to secure your place.

Let’s keep building stronger bones, together. 🦴✨

05/12/2025

✨ End of year, but not the end of your health goals! ✨

There’s still time to make the most of your private health fund and maximise your benefits before the year ends. Did you know that Exercise Physiology is often covered by private health? At our clinic, we have an onsite HICAPS machine for instant claiming, so you only pay a small gap fee.

Appointments are open until December 24th, so book now and finish the year strong! 💪

02/12/2025

A huge part of the work we do at Sydney Injury Specialists is prevention - and it looks different for everyone.
Preventing a fall. Preventing a co-morbidity. Preventing ongoing SIJ dysfunction. Preventing urinary incontinence post-childbirth. Preventing a major joint replacement. Preventing those recurring “same spot every time” injuries caused by muscular imbalances.

✨ In Australia, 1 in 3 adults over 65 experiences at least one fall every year (NSW Health).
✨ 7 in 10 Australians are living with at least one chronic condition - and exercise is a key strategy in prevention and long-term management (AIHW).
✨ Up to 50% of Australian women experience some degree of pelvic floor dysfunction postpartum (Continence Foundation of Australia).
✨ Knee and hip replacements continue to rise across Australia, with demand increasing by more than 30% in the past decade (AOA National Joint Registry).

This is where Exercise Physiology truly shines.
We provide the structure, clinical knowledge and long-term support needed to rebuild strength, correct movement patterns, and keep your body functioning at its best - not just today, but for decades to come.

If your goal is to stay healthy, mobile and confident long-term… prevention starts now. 💛
DM us to begin your journey.

09/04/2025

✨ 1. Improves How Your Body Uses Insulin
Exercise helps your body become more sensitive to insulin, which is super important for managing PCOS. Even if you don’t lose weight, regular movement helps your muscles use sugar better—this means better energy and fewer insulin spikes.

✨ 2. Helps Balance Hormones
Working out can help lower testosterone levels by boosting a protein called SHBG that keeps excess hormones in check. Exercise also reduces insulin levels, which can help bring your hormone levels closer to balance. Some women even find their periods become more regular over time with consistent movement.

✨ 3. Supports Heart Health & Body Composition
Regular exercise helps reduce belly fat, even without major weight loss. It’s also great for your heart and boosts fitness levels overall. Plus, it helps your muscles work better at using energy, which supports your metabolism.

✨ 4. Boosts Mental Health & Quality of Life
Struggling with mood, stress, or body image? Exercise has been shown to help reduce anxiety and depression in women with PCOS. It can also help you feel more in control of your health, body, and overall wellbeing.

Address

E/134-140 Old Pittwater Road
Brookvale, NSW
2100

Telephone

+61481827804

Website

http://Www.sydneyinjuryspecialists.com.au/

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