The strip from Currimundi through Dicky Beach, Battery Hill, Aroona and Moffat Beach is the sporty end of Caloundra: surfers at Moffat and Dicky, the lake's swimmers and paddlers, coastal-path runners and two surf clubs' worth of nippers and competitors. Our clinic sits minutes away on Knox Avenue, and this stretch of coast supplies a healthy share of our caseload.
What comes through the door from the beach suburbs
- Surf injuries, treated here since 1992 by a clinic whose sports pedigree runs to Olympic level
- Swimming injuries from squad, ocean swimming and surf club seasons
- Running injuries off the coastal path, from Achilles problems to shin pain
- Junior and adolescent sport injuries from the local schools and clubs, where growth-related conditions need different handling from adult injuries
- Neck pain and back pain in everyone else, because beach suburbs still have desks
Local load, local knowledge
Treating one stretch of coast for years means we know its loads: what a nipper season does to young shoulders, what the bank at Moffat asks of a knee, and when the ocean swim calendar spikes shoulder volume. That context shapes rehab plans that fit how people here actually train and play.
Getting here
From Currimundi or Moffat Beach you are at Knox Avenue in a few minutes by car. Appointments run Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:30pm.
Booking from this side of Caloundra
Call (07) 5221 5254 and reception will match you with the physiotherapist whose special interest fits your problem, from surf injuries to post-surgical rehab. The clinic is at Unit 1, 28 Knox Avenue, Caloundra QLD 4551, with parking at the door.
Do you treat kids from the surf clubs?
Yes, junior athletes are a regular part of the caseload, including growth-plate related conditions that need different management from adult injuries. A parent or guardian attends for anyone under 18.
Can I be seen quickly before a comp or carnival?
Tell reception the event date when you call and they will prioritise accordingly.