Hattie MacMillan

Meet our Senior Biomechanist - Rhiannon.

Rhiannon runs our 3D gait lab here at TBL and works with our podiatrists and physiotherapists to ensure they have all the information they need to help manage their patients.

Growing up, Rhiannon was heavily involved in Gymnastics and had a passion for sports, math and science. This sparked her love for exercise and sports science. Rhiannon has completed her Bachelors of Exercise and Sports Science (Honours), worked in the Biomechanics department at the Australian Institute of Sport and recently finished her PhD in Biomechanics.

When Rhiannon isn't studying to become one of the top Biomechanists in her field, you will find her competing in Sports Aerobics and taking her dog Franklin for walks.

We use the latest 3D printing technology to manufacture all our custom foot orthotics.

Our process combines 3D gait analysis, 3D foot scans, the latest 3D printing technology from Footwork Podiatric Laboratory and the experience from our Podiatrists to create the perfect custom foot orthotics for your individual needs.

The secret to the success of our orthotics and the outcomes our patient's achieve through treatment lies in our attention to detail. Right from the initial assessment, we ensure every aspect is perfect to provide you the best possible outcome.

Here at TBL, we see it as part of our role to help contribute to the knowledge of tomorrow.

We are extremely fortunate to have the facilities we do and are always willing to support like-minded scientists and early career researchers in completing their research.

This project will be cool and lucky to be involved! Watch this space.

Meet our Podiatrist Adam.

Adam has over 15 years experience working with patients of all age groups. Yet his particular expertise is in treating children and growing athletes.

Over the years, Adam has worked alongside Paediatric physiotherapists and specialist doctors to manage the needs of his patients. He regularly sees school aged children and adolescents for management of acute sporting injuries, education, gait analysis and developmental delays. Adam is also particularly interested in footwear and provides tailored advice on what to look for when purchasing new shoes.

To find out a bit more about Adam click here: http://thebiomechanicslab.com/adamwiles

New Blog alert! Given netball season is here, head to: https://thebiomechanicslab.com/avoidingnetballinjuries to find out about Avoiding Injuries in Netball.

This blog gives you a detailed idea of what common injuries are, how we help to prevent them and if you do injure yourself how we can help get you back on track.