The Solushin

Fast, effective, clinically-proven shin splints treatment | Immediate pain relief | 75-days faster than anything else | USA 🇺🇸 Australia 🇦🇺 UK 🇬🇧

06/09/2026

Very happy to be exhibiting at the Victorian Sports Tech show.

04/09/2026

WE'RE HEADING TO SPORTSNEXT 2026. 🙌

Solushin® is proud to have been selected as one of the companies to take part in the Victorian Sportstech Showcase at SportNXT 2026, delivered by the ASTN - Australian Sports Technologies Network in collaboration with the Victorian Government.

SportNXT brings together sporting organisations, investors, industry leaders and innovators from Australia and around the world - making this an opportunity to showcase our first clinically validated product, Solushin – a treatment for Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS) also referred to as shin splints.

Shin splints is a common injury in many sports including hockey and football and with up to 35% of runners suffering from the injury. The common remedy is rest. Rest is not a solution for competitive athletes, amateur and active people with a goal in mind. Solishin® gives athletes and active people months back, not just days. Solushin® delivers a clinically backed study demonstrating the treatment of MTSS reduces recovery time up to 3x faster. Wearing the device for only one hour will also improve ankle range of motion by 23%. These results are not insignificant. It delivers improved patient outcomes. A clinically proven, at-home therapy that accelerate recovery and keep people moving. Built by athletes, clinicians, and healthcare leaders, our mission is to close the treatment gap between clinic-based care and what athletes need at home.

We are very grateful to the ASTN for the opportunity and for the work they continue to do to support and elevate Australian sportstech businesses.

We will be exhibiting at the Victorian Sportstech Showcase at SportNXT, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 7–9 September 2026.

If you’re attending SportNXT, please come and find us - we’d love to connect.

Treat Shin Splints Faster

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02/09/2026

Does this sounds like you?

Shin splints develop over time, which means the fix isn’t quick ⏱️ Doing too little or too much may be preventing your recovery

Instead here’s what to do:
1. Take a look at your full training load. Don’t forget about lighter activities that could contribute to your total load 🏃
2. Make sure you are allowing for enough rest to let your structures recover 💤

3. Consult your healthcare professional to investigate the underlying cause of why you’ve developed shin splints 🔍

31/07/2026

Lower Limb Conference day in Melbourne

05/07/2026

Congratulations to Curtis Cooper. 58 marathons in The last 12 months, finishing the last 7 in the past 7 days. His efforts to raise funds for

03/07/2026

Cool morning for another Albert Melbourne parkrun.

22/06/2026

🙌 We’d like to introduce Shenae Barker – our newest Solushin ambassador.🙌

Shenae is an elite AG triathlete and endurance athlete🏃‍♀️. Her training demands resilience, consistency, and the ability to manage load over time. Like many endurance athletes, Shenae has had to deal with shin splints.

To manage her recovery, she used Solushin to actively manage load on the medial tibia.

‘Solushin didn’t just help me get through shin splints – it allowed me to keep training properly while managing them. That’s the difference.’ - Shenae

🎉We’re excited to have her as part of the Solushin journey.

Find out more: solushin.com

24/03/2026

Connecting at Sportel Asia in Singapore with the Australian Sports Technology Network (astn.com.au), helping us take our clinically validated shin splint treatment to a global audience - .

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