THE FEMALE ATHLETE: PERFORMANCE & PELVIC HEALTH
What does it take to train well, perform at your best and protect your long-term health as a female athlete?
Join us at Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic for an educational evening on the key areas of female athlete health. Senior Physiotherapist and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist Holly Pointon will explain how your body works and why it matters for your training.
What we’ll cover:
The evening is for female athletes of all levels, from weekend runners to competitive players, and for the coaches, parents and support staff who work with them. You’ll leave with clear, practical advice you can start using in your training straight away.
About the Presenter
Holly is a Senior Physiotherapist and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist at the clinic. Her clinical practice bridges sports and pelvic health, with a particular interest in female athlete health, running-related and bone stress injuries, pelvic floor dysfunction, and helping women return to exercise and sport with confidence.
Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, Ground Floor 179 Queen Street
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30 in stock
THE FEMALE ATHLETE: PERFORMANCE & PELVIC HEALTH
What does it take to train well, perform at your best and protect your long-term health as a female athlete?
Join us at Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic for an educational evening on the key areas of female athlete health. Senior Physiotherapist and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist Holly Pointon will explain how your body works and why it matters for your training.
What we’ll cover:
The evening is for female athletes of all levels, from weekend runners to competitive players, and for the coaches, parents and support staff who work with them. You’ll leave with clear, practical advice you can start using in your training straight away.
About the Presenter
Holly is a Senior Physiotherapist and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist at the clinic. Her clinical practice bridges sports and pelvic health, with a particular interest in female athlete health, running-related and bone stress injuries, pelvic floor dysfunction, and helping women return to exercise and sport with confidence.
Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, Ground Floor 179 Queen Street
Per person
Please select the number of tickets you require and enter your details below.
30 in stock
Nick Cross is a leading sports physiotherapist, exercise physiologist, and sports scientist specialising in tendon, foot, ankle, hamstring, and pelvic injuries, as well as post-operative care. Renowned for his expertise, Nick attracts world and Olympic champions from track and field across Australia, the USA, and Great Britain. He also consults for top-tier Australian Rules football players and international footballers. Since 2020, Nick has led pioneering tendon research at La Trobe University, collaborating with world-class researchers on global studies. He has also published significant work through Melbourne University on ACL return-to-run protocols. His extensive clinical experience and research leadership make him a sought-after clinician, not only for alleviating pain but for restoring function and enhancing athletic performance.
Dr. Tim Sayer is a consultant physiotherapist and Managing Director of Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic. He is an expert in the diagnosis and management of knee injuries, having completed a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in physiotherapy related to biomechanics of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture and patellofemoral (knee cap) pain. He is a Titled Research Physiotherapist awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association and an honorary Senior Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne. Tim combines his in-depth knowledge of human movement and lower limb injuries to optimise athletic performance and recovery from injury across a diverse range of patients from professional athletes to people with chronic pain.
