Trident Movement

16/04/2026

🚨We are on the hunt for another great team member!
If you think you might fit the bill send us an email at hello@tridentmt.com

24/02/2026

Stroudy is pleased to welcome that he and his wife Sarah had a beautiful baby GIRL recently named Coco 🥥

Both Mum and Bub are doing great and Jed is loving having a baby sister in the mix.

Stroudy is back into the swing of things with work as of this week.

16/02/2026

Steve recently attended the Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Boot Camp presented by Carlo Ammendolia at Macquarie University. Training focused on the evidence-based assessment and management of lumbar spinal stenosis.

The program emphasised practical, exercise-based strategies and patient education designed to improve function and quality of life for people living with spinal stenosis — a condition where narrowing of the spinal canal in the lower back places pressure on the nerves, often causing leg pain, weakness and difficulty walking.

We’re excited to bring this program to Trident Movement and continue delivering high-quality, research-informed care to our community.

17/12/2025

Merry Christmas from our crew 🎅🏼

Thanks so much for another great year of trusting our team with your care.
This year marked 10 years of Trident: an achievement we are hugely proud of.

Laura became a Dr. finishing off her PhD.
Nerissa had another stellar year massaging your sore bodies.
Nick got his dream gig of travelling overseas to treat horses and humans.
Alana was welcomed and started her business out of our space and is thriving.
Steve started his PhD and is smashing life as a researcher.
Jules and Jess continue to bring the lols with their tik tok dances and nutrition facts.
Lauren kept bringing the bubbly energy all year.

Looking forward to seeing you all in the New Year!

25/10/2025

A great day at the .australia Researchers Day in Sydney! 🙌

Huge congratulations to Laura on giving her first podium presentation, sharing insights from her incredible clinical, research, and academic journey. 👏

As always, it was fantastic to share research, connect with colleagues, and translating evidence into practice — all to help improve the health of our communities. 💪🧠

22/10/2025

We’re proud to have Laura representing us this Friday at CA Researchers Day 2025! 💥

She’ll be delivering her very first keynote, sharing insights from her PhD research on paediatric musculoskeletal pain trajectories, pain education, and care pathways 👏

Steve will also be presenting a podium talk on his early-stage PhD work — exciting things ahead for both!
Good luck, Laura and Steve — you’ve got this! 💪✨

12/10/2025

Great few days at the ANZMUSC Annual Scientific Meeting in Brisbane!

Steve had the privilege of presenting preliminary results from his first PhD research project titled:

“Associations between clinician characteristics and the effectiveness of interventions for low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis.”

A fantastic opportunity to share findings, connect with colleagues, and stay up to date with the latest research in musculoskeletal care.

05/09/2025

Steve attended the Sydney Spinal Symposium, a fantastic event bringing together spine pain researchers and clinicians from across Australia.

His research — “Association between clinician characteristics and the effectiveness of interventions for low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis” — was selected for a poster presentation. 👏

A great day spent sharing ideas, learning, and connecting with colleagues passionate about improving spine care. 🧠

31/08/2025

Sydney Marathon 2025 🚀🇦🇺
Buzzing from an epic day with tonnes of atmosphere and support on course.

So amazing to see everyone out there getting after it and being part of history.

Huge mention to Steve who committed to the marathon on 2 days notice. (Something we would never recommmend but yolo 😂)

16/06/2025

What’s Laura been up to?

1️⃣Laura was recently named one of 16 researchers to be listed as a CARL fellow. This has lead to her recently travelling to Denmark to assist in research to further progress the field of Chiropractic and musculoskeletal health.

2️⃣She’ll next head to Switzerland for a quick trip to further convene with researchers there.

3️⃣She has also been involved locally with a research study ConnecTBack trial aiming to integrate GP and allied health care integration into the management of low back pain. The study attempts to improve patient outcomes, save costs and improve the health system whilst reducing the burden on GP’s.

Busy times for her currently all whilst managing her case load at Trident.

Keep an eye out for her presentation on adolescents and spinal pain in the coming months.

28/05/2025

Excited to see Laura present her research to fellow practitioners. Reach out if any of our community would like to see her presentation and learn more

CARF-KT No. 15

Moving Past Myths: Rethinking Screen Time, Sitting, and Spinal Pain in Young People

Presented by Dr Laura Montgomery

Are you an early career practitioner looking to strengthen clinical communication and build confidence in paediatric musculoskeletal care? This session is for you.
Join Dr Laura Montgomery for an evidence-based exploration of screen time, sedentary behaviour, and spinal pain in children and adolescents.

What You’ll Learn:
✅ Recognise and articulate common back and neck pain in children and adolescents, and why it matters.
✅ Demonstrate and explain the relationship between sedentary behaviour and spinal pain in this population.
✅ Deliver confident, clear, evidence-based messages to children and families that cut through misinformation.

29/01/2025

Which is Better?

When it comes to recovery, tools like ice baths and compression boots often steal the spotlight, but sleep remains unmatched in its benefits. Here’s why.

💤 Sleep Repairs Your Body
Deep sleep triggers the release of growth hormone, essential for muscle repair and recovery. Research in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism shows that most of this hormone is produced during slow-wave sleep—something no gadget can replicate.

🧠 Sleep Sharpens Your Mind
Performance isn’t just physical—it’s mental. Sleep improves reaction time, focus, and decision-making, as highlighted in a 2007 study in Sleep. Whether you’re on the field or in the gym, mental sharpness gives you an edge.

🔥 Sleep Reduces Inflammation
Poor sleep increases systemic inflammation, while quality rest helps regulate it (Brain, Behavior, and Immunity). Unlike ice baths, which offer localized effects, sleep reduces inflammation throughout the entire body.

⚡ Sleep Restores Energy
During sleep, your body replenishes glycogen stores, which fuel endurance and strength. Studies in Sports Medicine (2014) emphasise that this energy recovery is critical for high-performance athletes.

The Takeaway

While ice baths and compression boots can help, sleep is the gold standard for recovery. Aim for 7-9 hours of quality rest to rebuild muscles, sharpen your mind, and reduce inflammation—naturally.