Turramurra Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy

Turramurra Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy Our Physiotherapists are highly trained professionals, specialising in the assessment, treatment, an

Our Physiotherapists at Turramurra Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy are all highly trained in all areas of musculoskeletal and sports injury treatment and rehabilitation. Our practice has a special interest in the treatment and prevention of headaches and related pain. We also practice specific techniques to improve stability and function of the pelvis and lower back which is essential for normal pain free movement

In addition we can advise on correct sporting technique, training and recommendations for sports wear, equipment and in particular running/walking footwear. Our expertise extends to bike setup, swimming and kayaking techniques

Our services include:
- Joint mobilisation/manipulation
- Back pain
- Headache management
- Neck pain
- Dry needling
- Sports injuries
- Orthopaedic rehabilitation
- Pre and post-surgical rehabilitation
- Biomechanical assessment and correction
- Sports strapping
- Education and fitting of braces, boots, slings, crutches and other orthopaedic devices
- A range of braces for back pain and pregnancy
- Back pain management during pregnancy
- Orthotic prescription
- Full casting services including application and removal of waterproof casts
- Muscle strengthening/conditioning including core stability
- Exercise prescription/programmes
- Home visits
- Wheelchair accessible

02/04/2026

Have you ever wondered if orthotics could be the solution to your heel pain?
While they can certainly offer short-term relief and help reduce strain on the plantar fascia, they're not always the answer for everyone.
The key to easing plantar heel pain might actually be as straightforward as dedicating just five minutes each day to simple exercises.
✅ Consistency is more important than intensity.
✅ Many people report noticeable improvements within just 10 to 14 days.
If you're looking for more practical tips and evidence-based insights, take a look at our helpful leaflet. Do You Really Need Orthotics? What the Research Says [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/Rskv2tq)

01/04/2026

Does heel pain slow you down?
Discover a simple daily routine that could make a difference.
Starting your day with a quick wake-up stretch can prepare your feet before weight-bearing.
✅ Gentle foot flexes and ankle circles—just a minute in bed—can set the right tone.
✅ Plus, a calf stretch for 1.5 minutes supports your recovery.
Small daily changes can have a big impact.
You can find all the details in this quick, practical guide A 5-Minute Daily Routine for Plantar Heel Pain [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/1XOFPFL)

31/03/2026

Ever wondered why your heels hurt first thing in the morning?
You're not alone, and the good news is that there are simple ways to alleviate that morning discomfort.
A consistent daily routine can really prepare your feet for the day ahead.
One effective tip is to flex and extend your foot 10 to 15 times before getting out of bed.
✅ This small change can have a big impact on managing heel pain.
If you'd like more detailed advice and strategies, you can find all the information in our quick, practical guide. A 5-Minute Daily Routine for Plantar Heel Pain [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/kYpXqpI)

30/03/2026

Struggling with tired feet after a long day on hard surfaces?
You’re not alone.
Switching to supportive footwear indoors can make a big difference.
And remember, easing into new activities can help avoid overloading your heels.
Here are some simple tips to consider:
✅ Choose shoes with cushioned soles for better comfort.
✅ Take regular breaks to give your feet a rest.
✅ Stretch your feet and calves gently to relieve tension.
✅ Consider using insoles for added support.
You can find all the details in this quick, practical guide Home Habits That Might Be Sabotaging Your Plantar Heel Pain Recovery [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/b8MJohL)

29/03/2026

Have you ever shrugged off a small twinge in your foot, hoping it would just disappear?
Ignoring those early signs of plantar fasciitis may lead to a longer struggle.
It's important to pay attention to those initial symptoms and take action sooner rather than later.
✅ Simple steps like stretching can help ease tension and improve flexibility.
✅ Wearing the right shoes offers the support your feet need for daily activities.
✅ Ensuring you get adequate rest allows your body to recover and heal.
These small changes can make a huge difference in your comfort and mobility.
Explore more tips in our straightforward guide
You can find all the details in this quick, practical guide Plantar Fasciitis: 5 Things I Wish I'd Known Sooner [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/R8y7Yw0)

28/03/2026

Struggling with heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis? You're not alone, and there's help available.
As a physiotherapist, I’ve seen how a few practical adjustments can make a world of difference. Understanding your condition is the first step towards managing it effectively.
We have a collection of patient leaflets designed to offer clear, evidence-based advice that you can apply every day.
✅ Choosing the right footwear can significantly alleviate pressure on your feet.
✅ Incorporating specific exercises into your routine can help strengthen your arches and improve flexibility.
✅ Understanding your treatment options empowers you to make informed decisions about your care.
These resources could be just what you need to find relief.
You can explore the full collection of practical patient resources here https://co-ki.info/acHBX4L (https://co-ki.info/acHBX4L)

27/03/2026

Experiencing heel pain that worsens as the day goes on?
It might be time to give your feet some extra attention.
Did you know that stretching daily and wearing supportive shoes can really make a difference?
✅ Stretching your feet and calves can improve flexibility.
✅ Supportive shoes help distribute weight evenly and reduce strain.
✅ Strengthening your foot, calf, and hip muscles can aid in recovery.
If you're unsure or not seeing progress, seeking professional guidance could help.
You can find all the details in this quick, practical guide When to Push Through Plantar Fasciitis Pain and When to Back Off [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/ZuVpJCs)

Dynamic Warm-Up Exercises for Injury Prevention: Dynamic warm-up exercises are a game-changer for athletes and individua...
27/03/2026

Dynamic Warm-Up Exercises for Injury Prevention: Dynamic warm-up exercises are a game-changer for athletes and individuals recovering from injuries. These active, movement-based routines prepare the body effectively for high-performance activity and have been shown to significantly reduce injury risk. At Turramurra Physiotherapy, we integrate evidence-based dynamic warm-ups into treatment and training plans to support optimal recovery and performance. How Dynamic Warm-Ups […]

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Dynamic warm-up exercises are a game-changer for athletes and individuals recovering from injuries. These active, movement-based routines prepare the body effectively for high-performance activity and have been shown to significantly reduce injury risk. At Turramurra Physiotherapy, we integrate evid...

🌟 Feeling the pinch of plantar fasciitis? Here's an under-the-radar tip that might just make a difference: consider look...
26/03/2026

🌟 Feeling the pinch of plantar fasciitis? Here's an under-the-radar tip that might just make a difference: consider looking at your daily footwear choices beyond just your trainers. 🥿👟 Many people often overlook the impact of those comfy slippers or fashion-forward office shoes.
Even if you're only wearing them for a few hours, unsupportive shoes can exacerbate symptoms.
✅ Opt for footwear with proper arch support, even when lounging at home, to relieve the tension on the plantar fascia.
It's worth noting that your feet do a lot for you, so treating them kindly can help in easing discomfort.
Take a moment to evaluate your shoe collection—your feet will thank you! 😊

25/03/2026

Struggling with persistent heel pain?
You're not alone.
Daily stretching of your calf and plantar fascia, especially in the morning, can make a big difference.
✅ Supportive footwear can significantly ease your discomfort.
✅ Consider orthotics, which have strong clinical support for alleviating plantar heel pain.
For more practical tips and insights, have a look at this helpful leaflet What Actually Works for Plantar Fasciitis [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/BUKavoK)

🌿 If you’re dealing with plantar fasciitis, one often overlooked tip is to pay close attention to your footwear througho...
24/03/2026

🌿 If you’re dealing with plantar fasciitis, one often overlooked tip is to pay close attention to your footwear throughout the day, not just during your morning run.
👟 Many of us concentrate solely on our workout shoes, but the shoes you wear for everyday activities can also play a crucial role in your recovery. Your daily footwear should provide good arch support and cushioning. If not, you might be negating the benefits of those supportive running trainers.
👞 Additionally, don’t forget that worn-out shoes can aggravate your condition. If your favourite pair is showing signs of wear, it might be time to treat yourself to a new pair.
Taking these small yet significant steps can make a real difference and help alleviate that heel pain. Stay mindful of your footwear in every context and give your feet the care they truly deserve 😊

23/03/2026

Wondering if your heel pain is plantar fasciitis or something else?
A common sign is sharp pain with the first steps in the morning, which tends to ease with light movement.
But if your pain feels more like a deep bruise, you might be dealing with heel fat pad syndrome.
Sorting out the cause is essential to get the right treatment.
You can find all the details in this quick, practical guide Is it Plantar Fasciitis or Something Else? [Advice leaflet] (https://co-ki.info/jzgGiOC)

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Suite 9, 14 Eastern Road
Turramurra, NSW
2074

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

+61291441510

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