Basketball injuries: what we see from Casey courts
Ankle sprains, jumper's knee and jammed fingers dominate basketball. What causes them, and what actually reduces the risk.
Evidence-based articles on common injuries, pain, and how osteopathy helps. Written by Steven Eskaf.

Ankle sprains, jumper's knee and jammed fingers dominate basketball. What causes them, and what actually reduces the risk.

Casey has one of Victoria's biggest rugby league communities. The injury profile is different to AFL, and so is the rehab.

Cranbourne Tennis Club sits at Casey Fields. Here is what we treat most from local courts, and what prevents it.

Swimming is low-impact but high-repetition. Shoulder pain in swimmers is a load and mechanics problem, not a rest problem.

Dance loads growing bodies in unusual ranges. Which complaints are normal, which need assessment, and when to worry.

Grappling and striking load the body differently. What we see most from Casey gyms and how it is managed.

Casey Fields hosts a lot of cricket. Fast bowlers carry the highest injury risk in the game — here is why.

What is normal soreness, what needs assessment, and what needs a doctor — for parents of junior football players.

Shin pain, runner's knee, achilles and plantar heel pain account for most running injuries. Here is how to tell them apart.

Deadlifts and squats get blamed for back pain. The real culprits are usually load progression and fatigue.

Clyde North grew 19% in a single year. That growth shows up in the clinic in a very specific way. The pattern is younger than expected.

Eleven clubs across nine sports at one venue. Here is what comes into the clinic from that corner of Casey.