Helping families stay On Their Feet and
make memories —
Perth Sports Podiatrist

From growing feet to grown-up feet, we are here to help you move without pain again.

1000s+

feet helped & counting

6053

serving Bayswater, Maylands, Perth & beyond

20+

years of combined experience

What is Sports Podiatry?

Sports podiatry is all about musculoskeletal conditions of the feet and lower limbs: the aches, pains, and injuries that stop you from moving the way you want to. Our focus is entirely on pain and injuries, and we put all of our expertise into getting you back on your feet. Because we specialise exclusively in pain and injuries, we don’t offer toenail, skin, or diabetes foot care.

You don’t have to be an athlete to walk through our door. We see runners and weekend warriors, but also parents who want to stay active with their kids, workers on their feet all day, and children dealing with growing pains. If your feet or legs are holding you back, we’re here to help!

Common Conditions Seen at Our Clinic

Go beyond the bandaid fix.
Find out the root cause of your problems

With our thorough assessments

Yes, kids may need to see a Sports Podiatrist too!

Growing feet can be affected by pain too, and it can happen at any age. We see kids as young as 2 to ensure what we are seeing is developmentally appropriate. Some of the things we see frequently include:

Unspecified foot pain – pain in the foot and arch areas without a seemingly specific cause;
Hypermobility – loose ligaments causing excessive joint movement and instability;
Growing pains – it can be anywhere along the leg and foot. Commonly seen during and after growth spurts;
Severs disease – a condition affected the growth plate of the heel pain, resulting in heel pain;
Osgood-schalatter disease – an overuse injury of the knee cap, resulting in pain and swelling.

Early intervention for growing feet is exceptionally valuable to ensure long term health of their feet.

We know how frustrating it is to have pain affecting all areas of your life.

“Throughout our careers, we’ve seen just how debilitating foot and lower limb conditions can be. Too many people are suffering with pain, not just physically, but we see how it affects their lives mentally, emotionally, and socially as well. Foot pain is forcing them to hit pause on their life, and that’s simply not fair.”