Sports Coverage
Sports Coverage is the provision of first aid and on-site medical support during sporting events, ensuring prompt management of specific sporting injuries and preventing occurrence of further injury. Our team delivers reliable coverage across all levels of sport - from school competitions to international events - ensuring athletes receive safe and immediate care when it matters most.
Sports Taping Workshop
Sports / Athletic taping involves applying specialised tape directly to the skin in order to maintain a stable position of bones and muscles during athletic activity. It is a procedure that uses tape, attached to the skin, to physically keep in place muscles or bones at a certain position.
Sports Training
Sports training improves functional movement to support the physical demands of life and sports. We help to identify weaknesses, decrease injury risk, and build strength and power. As everyone on a team rely on one another, it is important for the whole squad to perform its best. This type of targeted training helps individuals and teams function at their best and excel in competition.
Fall Prevention Programme
Fall prevention is important as we get older with physical changes and health conditions. Sometimes the medications used to treat those conditions make falls more likely. In fact, falls are a leading cause of injury among older adults.
Statistics have shown that more than 40% of people hospitalised from hip fractures do not return home and are not capable of living independently again with 25% of those who have fallen pass away each year; falls can result in hip fractures, head injuries or even death. In many cases, those who have experienced a fall have a hard time recovering and their overall health deteriorates.
Some of the health factors that can contribute to falls are osteoporosis, being over age 80, changes in balance and walking patterns, changes in vision and sensation, and taking multiple medications. Studies show that balance, flexibility, and strength training not only improve mobility, but also reduce the risk of falling. 35% of people over the age of 65 do not participate in any leisure physical activity or exercise regularly. This lack of exercise only makes it harder for individuals to recover after a fall. Many people are afraid of falling again and reduce their physical activity even more. Specific physical activity can target reduce fall risk by increasing balance and mobility skills. Making changes to the home and community environment can reduce hazards and help support a person in completing daily activities.
Home Therapy
Home therapy is usually offered to those that have mobility issues to improve their physical conditions such as gaining strength, improving balance and walking better with or without walking aids. We provide training to the caregivers and helpers by teaching them how to properly transfer their loved ones around for their daily activities as well as simple exercises that they can assist and do with them.
