A large body of research indicates that bike set up and peddling techniques can both significantly improve cycling performance and minimise the risk of repetitive strain injuries. It is important with any adjustments made to bike geometry can be accommodated within the rider's musculoskeletal abilities.This workshop is designed to educate participants on the ideal bike set up geometry and how to adjust this geometry to the individual needs of the rider. A comprehensive cycling specific screening to identify problem regions will be outlined. Such a screening can be used to determine if the cyclist would benefit from biomechanical or muscle control treatment to optimise rider-bike dynamic function.

Please note that you are registering for Day1 only.

Presented by the Senior Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapists and Clinical Educators from Royal North Shore Hospital and Macquarie University Hospital, this interactive evening lecture with a panel discussion will cover a series of complex case studies in post-surgical and intensive care settings. Airway and ventilatory management, escalation of care, and common clinical conundrums encountered by first year graduates will be discussed by the panel.

This session will present an indepth case presentation illustrating the physiotherapy and multi-disciplinary team management of a client following subarachnoid hemorrhage, with some big hurdles to get over from hospital admission through rehabilitation.

Annabel Tolfts is the Principal Physiotherapist in Neurosciences based at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Her main clinical base is in Neurosurgery with a portfolio covering stroke, neurology, renal medicine and cancer services.

Jonathan Crawley is an APA titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with more than 10 years experience in musculoskeletal clinic work and elite sport. He currently works out of the North Queensland Physiotherapy Centre treating patients from all walks of life, as well as working with the Cowboys and Blackhawks Rugby League teams. Jonathan is also the physiotherapist for the Tongan National Rugby League Team.

Jonathan will be presenting on injuries in the sporting population including low back pain and tendinopathies.

Please note - access into the clinic area is limited after 6.00pm. Please enter the atrium of the Clinical Practice Building, come up the stairs to Lvl 1. Clinic is located to the left of the stairs through a glass sliding door. The door will be manned and opened as you arrive.

We are excited to have the WACA team doctor (Dr Tom Hill) and head of sports science and physiotherapy (Nick Jones) present.