Children and Adolescents

Children and teenagers have different needs to adults.

We understand the differences in musculoskeletal maturity that is essential to meeting the needs of their developing bodies.

 
 
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Tissues of children and adolescents are different so can take longer to recover. If you have a child or teen that regularly complains of sore knees, hips, ankles or tendons then they need an assessment that considers their entire weekly training and sporting loads.

 


Strength testing to determine if they are strong enough and a recovery plan to help them avoid aches and pains. An ongoing progressive loading program can be tailored to their needs in order to help them cope with the demands of their sporting week. What we plan for children is different from what we expect from adults. A child's program is conservative and involves stability, agility, control, co-ordination and balance

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