May 15, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 12th May - It was a big day for the Manly Wolves AFL club with all 4 teams playing at their home ground at Weldon Oval... More →
May 8, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 5th May - The Under 18s had a bye for Saturday’s game, to which many of the injured players were relieved. The rest... More →
April 30, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 28th April - Weldon Oval held three of the four games for the Manly Wolves, while the Under 18s played away at Kellyville... More →
April 30, 2012 - Sydney Uni Water Polo- National League Update- Finals - Sydney Uni Lions were scheduled to play in the first semi-final against Freemantle on Saturday at 1:30pm.... More →
April 27, 2012 - Sydney Uni Water Polo- National League Update- Quarter finals - Finals week has started at Sydney Olympic Pool and with the Sydney Uni Lions finishing 5th, the boys were... More →
April 24, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 21st April - It was a wash out for division 2 on Saturday due to the heavy rain in the week but the rest of the teams were... More →
April 24, 2012 - Sydney Uni Water Polo- National League Update- Cronulla and Wests - It was two weeks off for the Sydney Uni Lions with the Easter break and Australian water polo camp on since... More →
April 16, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 14th April - It was the first home game for the season with all four teams playing at Weldon Oval. Division 4 started the... More →
April 4, 2012 - Manly Wolves game update- 31st March- 1st April - Welcome back to the Manly Wolves AFL club to another season of footy! Round 1 for the Under 18s, Division 4... More →
April 4, 2012 - Sydney Uni Water Polo- National League Update- Drummoyne - It was derby day on Sunday- Sydney Uni Lions versus Drummoyne Devils and what a thriller match did it turn... More →

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REAL TIME ULTRASOUND

Real time ultrasound can be used in order to obtain a “video” image of structures within the body. This non-invasive technology can be utilised to examine the size, the timing and the ability of a muscle to contract and can help retrain the muscles by providing visual feedback; an image seen by both the patient and physiotherapist.

Commonly, it is used to help assess the activation of transverses abdominal muscle (the “core”, stabilising muscle of the lower spine) in the treatment of low back pain, and pelvic floor muscle activation in the treatment of incontinence. Real time ultrasound can also be used for those who which to develop a high level of core strength and endurance. This non-invasive technology is a beneficial tool used to enhance treatment and recovery.