Biomedical Sports Podiatry

Biomedical Sports Podiatry We focus on targeting symptoms and enabling change through long term solutions.

Growing pains? Toe walking? Tripping? Complaining of sore legs or feet?These are not just phases — they can be signs you...
09/12/2025

Growing pains? Toe walking? Tripping? Complaining of sore legs or feet?
These are not just phases — they can be signs your child needs a podiatry check.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry (Forster & Gloucester) we help kids with:
✔ Growing pains
✔ Flat feet & feet rolling in
✔ Toe walking
✔ Heel pain (Sever’s)
✔ Knee pain from growth plate issues
✔ Abnormal or uneven gait patterns
The earlier we assess, the better the long-term outcome.
📍 Forster Clinic
Shop 62, 16 Wallis Street
📞 0466 691 935
📍 Gloucester Clinic
41 King Street
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

Heel pain? Bunions? Burning under the toes? Achy arches when you wake up?Foot pain is NOT normal — and it can be treated...
08/12/2025

Heel pain? Bunions? Burning under the toes? Achy arches when you wake up?
Foot pain is NOT normal — and it can be treated.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry (Forster & Gloucester) we help women get back to pain-free walking with:
✔ Biomechanical gait assessment
✔ Custom orthotics
✔ Shockwave therapy (great for chronic heel pain)
✔ Big-toe & arch pain treatment
✔ Women-specific footwear advice
You deserve feet that keep up with your life — not slow you down.

📍 Forster Clinic
Shop 62, 16 Wallis Street
📞 0466 691 935

📍 Gloucester Clinic
41 King Street
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

Getting burning, tingling, or a “pebble in the shoe” feeling?These symptoms are often linked to nerve irritation in the ...
02/12/2025

Getting burning, tingling, or a “pebble in the shoe” feeling?
These symptoms are often linked to nerve irritation in the forefoot, commonly known as Morton’s Neuroma.
It’s a very common issue — and the good news is, it’s treatable.
Simple Home Tips to Try First:
✔ Wear wider, supportive shoes
✔ Avoid tight or narrow footwear
✔ Apply ice for 5–10 minutes to calm irritation
✔ Reduce high-impact activities temporarily
✔ Use soft forefoot padding if you have it at home
These simple steps can help settle mild symptoms.
If the pain doesn’t improve…
It may be time for a professional foot assessment to work out what’s causing the nerve to be compressed.
At our Gloucester clinic, we can help with:
🔍 Foot & movement assessments
🦶 Offloading and orthotic options
💥 Shockwave therapy
🤲 Hands-on treatment
👣 Footwear guidance
📅 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE – GLOUCESTER
📍 41 King Street, Gloucester
🗓 Fortnightly Friday Clinics
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au
Book now while appointments are available.
Friendly, professional care to keep Gloucester moving.

Feeling a burning, tingling, or “pebble in the shoe” sensation in your forefoot?You may be experiencing Morton’s Neuroma...
02/12/2025

Feeling a burning, tingling, or “pebble in the shoe” sensation in your forefoot?
You may be experiencing Morton’s Neuroma — a nerve irritation commonly felt between the 3rd and 4th toes.
Try These Home Tips First:
✅ Footwear check – avoid tight, narrow, or hard shoes; choose wider toe boxes
✅ Ice massage – 5–10 minutes to reduce irritation
✅ Activity modification – reduce high-impact or forefoot-loading exercises
✅ Simple metatarsal padding – can take pressure off the nerve
✅ Gentle calf & foot mobility – promotes reduced forefoot load
Still painful after 1–2 weeks?
Neuromas often worsen without proper treatment. A biomechanical assessment helps identify what’s compressing the nerve.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry we provide:
🔬 Detailed gait & pressure analysis
🤲 Manual therapy & mobilisation
💥 Shockwave therapy (highly effective for neuroma irritation)
🦶 Custom orthotic therapy to offload the nerve
📘 Footwear guidance tailored to your foot structure
Book Now – Stop the Burning & Tingling
📍 Forster: Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street
📍 Gloucester: 41 King Street
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

Struggling with heel pain when you first get out of bed?It may be Plantar Fasciitis — one of the most common causes of p...
01/12/2025

Struggling with heel pain when you first get out of bed?
It may be Plantar Fasciitis — one of the most common causes of persistent heel and arch pain.
Try These Home Tips First:
✅ Ice massage – roll a frozen water bottle under your foot for 5–10 minutes
✅ Calf & plantar fascia stretching – improves flexibility and reduces strain
✅ Supportive footwear – avoid flat shoes or walking barefoot
✅ Temporary taping – gives your arch extra support
✅ Reduce high-impact activity – allow the tissue to settle
Still hurting after 1–2 weeks?
You may need a biomechanical assessment to identify why the plantar fascia is overloaded.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry we offer:
🔬 Gait & movement analysis
💥 Shockwave therapy
🤲 Manual therapy
🦶 Custom orthotics designed in-house
📘 Footwear and activity guidance
Book Now – Don’t Let Heel Pain Hold You Back
📍 Forster: Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street
📍 Gloucester: 41 King Street
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

Kids’ Ingrown Toenails? We Can Help.Gentle, Safe Treatment for Little FeetIngrown toenails in children are super common ...
25/11/2025

Kids’ Ingrown Toenails? We Can Help.
Gentle, Safe Treatment for Little Feet
Ingrown toenails in children are super common — and they can be really painful.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we treat kids every week with safe, gentle techniques designed to ease pain fast.
Signs Your Child Might Have an Ingrown Nail
Redness or swelling around the nail edge
Pain when wearing shoes
Tenderness when walking or running
Clear discomfort when the toe is touched
Recurrent infections
Why Kids Get Ingrown Nails
Curved nail shape
Tight school or sport shoes
Incorrect nail cutting
Active kids bumping or stubbing toes
Genetics (it runs in families!)
How We Help
Gentle removal of the irritated nail edge
Cleaning and pressure relief (kid-friendly approach)
Padding/taping to stop pain quickly
Footwear advice for growing feet
Permanent nail correction available for recurring cases
Pain-Free Play Starts With Healthy Toes
📍 Forster Clinic
Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street, Forster
📞 0466 691 935
📍 Gloucester Clinic
41 King Street, Gloucester
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com

BIG TOE PAIN WHEN WALKING?Gloucester – Expert Foot Care Close to Home.Big toe pain can make every step feel stiff, sharp...
24/11/2025

BIG TOE PAIN WHEN WALKING?
Gloucester – Expert Foot Care Close to Home.
Big toe pain can make every step feel stiff, sharp, or uncomfortable.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry Gloucester, we focus on identifying the true biomechanical cause so you can get back to walking pain-free.
Common Symptoms
Pain or aching when walking
Sharp pain when pushing off
Stiff or limited big toe movement
Swelling or joint irritation
Pain during sport or daily activity
Likely Causes
Big toe pain can come from:
Hallux limitus / hallux rigidus
Sesamoid irritation or overload
Turf toe injury
Early arthritis
Flat feet / collapsing arches
Repetitive overload from work or sport
What We Offer in Gloucester
Full biomechanical gait assessment
Custom orthotics (made in-house)
Manual therapy & joint mobilisation
Shockwave therapy for stubborn pain
Footwear correction & load management
Strength and mobility programs
Take the First Step Toward Pain-Free Walking.
📍 Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Gloucester
41 King Street, Gloucester NSW
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com

BIG TOE PAIN WHEN WALKING?We Can Help.Pain in the big toe can make every step feel stiff, sharp, or just “not right.”At ...
24/11/2025

BIG TOE PAIN WHEN WALKING?
We Can Help.
Pain in the big toe can make every step feel stiff, sharp, or just “not right.”
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry Forster, we specialise in diagnosing and treating big-toe–related foot pain so you can walk comfortably again.
Common Symptoms
Pain or aching when walking
Stiffness through the big toe joint
Sharp pain when pushing off
Swelling or irritation around the joint
Trouble bending the toe
Possible Causes
Big toe pain is often linked to:
Hallux limitus / hallux rigidus
Turf toe injuries
Sesamoid overload
Early arthritis
Flat feet or poor foot mechanics
Overuse during sport or work
Our Forster Clinic Offers
Biomechanical gait analysis
Custom orthotic therapy (in-house manufacturing)
Manual therapy & joint mobilisation
Shockwave therapy
Footwear guidance & load correction
Targeted strengthening
Walk Better. Move Better. Feel Better.
📍 Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Forster
Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street, Forster NSW 2428
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 biomedicalsportspodiatry.com

Heel Pain? We Treat Children & Adults – Forster ClinicBiomedical Sports Podiatry – ForsterHeel pain can hit anyone — fro...
23/11/2025

Heel Pain? We Treat Children & Adults – Forster Clinic
Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Forster
Heel pain can hit anyone — from active kids to busy adults.
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we specialise in diagnosing why your heel hurts and fixing the cause, not just the symptoms.
Common Causes We Treat
Children:
– Severs Disease (growing heel pain)
– Flat feet & overpronation
– Sports overuse injuries
– Tight calves & Achilles strain
Adults:
– Plantar Fasciitis
– Achilles Tendinopathy
– Heel spurs
– Poor foot mechanics
– Long-standing alignment issues
How We Help
✔ Biomechanical Assessment – analysing foot posture, gait & load
✔ Custom Orthotic Therapy – correcting pressure & alignment
✔ Shockwave Therapy – great for stubborn plantar fasciitis
✔ Manual Therapy & Dry Needling
✔ Child-friendly treatment plans
✔ Sports-focused rehab programs
Heel pain rarely goes away on its own — especially if biomechanics are involved.
We help you walk, run and live without pain.

Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street, Forster NSW
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com

Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Gloucester ClinicAdvanced Biomechanics • Foot & Ankle Health • Performance & Pain ReliefStr...
21/11/2025

Biomedical Sports Podiatry – Gloucester Clinic
Advanced Biomechanics • Foot & Ankle Health • Performance & Pain Relief
Struggling with foot, ankle or knee pain?
At Biomedical Sports Podiatry, we specialise in biomedical and biomechanical assessment — understanding how your body moves so we can fix the root cause of your pain, not just the symptoms.
Why Gloucester locals trust us
✔ Biomechanical Foot Assessments that analyse load, alignment & gait
✔ Evidence-based treatment plans tailored to your lifestyle
✔ Orthotic therapy for stability, control & long-term pain reduction
✔ Sports & everyday injury management
✔ Manual therapy, shockwave & dry needling available
✔ Helpful for plantar heel pain, ankle sprains, knee tracking issues, shin pain & more
How we help
Your feet form the foundation of your entire lower limb. When something’s not right at the foot level, it often affects the ankle, knee, and even the hips.
Our clinic uses biomedical understanding of foot function to correct movement, improve balance, and get you back to doing what you love — pain-free.
📅 Appointments Available – Fortnightly Fridays
📍 41 King Street, Gloucester NSW
📞 0466 691 935
🌐 www.biomedicalsportspodiatry.com

Kids growing fast? Their feet need proper support.Toe-walking, flat feet, tripping, leg pain — these are signs their bio...
18/11/2025

Kids growing fast? Their feet need proper support.
Toe-walking, flat feet, tripping, leg pain — these are signs their biomechanics may need a check.
Our paediatric assessments help your child move confidently and pain-free.
Friendly, gentle and science-based.
📍 Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street, Forster
📞 0466 691 935
Book online 24/7: biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

Foot, knee or hip pain that just won’t settle?When your feet are out of alignment, the rest of your body pays for it.We ...
17/11/2025

Foot, knee or hip pain that just won’t settle?
When your feet are out of alignment, the rest of your body pays for it.
We specialise in uncovering why you’re in pain — not just masking symptoms.
✔ Flat feet
✔ Overpronation
✔ Arch pain
✔ Toe pain
✔ Sports injuries
Move better. Live better.
📍 Unit 62, 16 Wallis Street, Forster
📞 0466 691 935
Book: biomedicalsportspodiatry.com.au

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Unit 62, 12-16 Wallis Street
Forster, NSW
2428

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Sunday 1pm - 8pm

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