Pete Garbutt B.Sc., M.Chiro., M.Chiro.Sports Science, ICSSD, FASMF
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\n\nGraduating from Macquarie University in 1995, Pete went on to complete his Sports Masters degree in 2000. With over 20 years of working with sports from indoor soccer to beach volleyball, pole dancing to water polo at all levels from local to international, Pete has a wealth of experience with managing sports injury and performance.
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\n\nPete is the President of the International Sports Chiropractic Federation. In 2015 Pete was awarded a Fellowship with Sports Medicine Australia and Australian Chiropractor of the Year in 2016.
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\n\nPete Lectures throughout the world on sports chiropractic and running technique with his first book published in November 2016 on running technique ‘The Running Machine: A Users Guide’
\n\nPete’s interest outside the clinic include stand-up paddleboard racing, running and spending time with his family.
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\n\nNat graduated from Macquarie University in 2010 with a masters in chiropractic. Since then, Nat has completed an international sports chiropractic qualification. Nat has also completed courses in instrument assisted soft tissue therapy, kinesiology taping, functional moment screen and selective functional movement assessment. These provide a broad base of knowledge and skill to assess and treat a wide range of injuries and conditions.
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Nat is fortunate enough to draw from her experience as an international level beach and indoor volleyball athlete for her role as team chiropractor for the Australian men's and women's volleyball team and also many roles as medical director for national and international Beach volleyball events. Other sports Nat has worked with include water polo, crossfit, rugby union, skipping and stand-up paddle boarding. In recent years, Nat has also started to lecture in international sports chiropractic courses and delivered sports chiropractic masterclasses
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\n\nSaara grew up in Canada playing competitive ice hockey and tennis. After completing her degree in psychology and biological sciences at the university of Alberta, she went on to finish a double bachelor degree in chiropractic and a bachelor of sports science at Murdoch University in Perth. She completed her ICCSP diploma recently.
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She is a member of Sports Chiropractic Australia and a practising member of Chiropractic Australia. Saara is a certified dry needling practitioner and regularly attends seminars throughout Australia to keep up with the latest evidence and techniques.
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\n\nShe has worked with the Australian Ice Hockey league, the Australian Volleyball League and the Western Australian Amateur Football League.
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\n\nNash is a passionate chiropractor and sports trainer who grew up in Canberra with a keen interest in sports and sports medicine. Nash has completed the ICCSP diploma in sports chiropractic as well as having a Bachelors and Masters in Chiropractic Science from Macquarie University. He is a member and local board member of Sports Medicine Australia, Chiropractic Australia and is communications for Sports Chiropractic Australia. He is an author and peer reviewer for multiple academic journals including the prestigious British Journal of Sports Medicine. He has had multiple academic publications published internationally in the past few years. He also sits on the editorial board for BMJ's Open Sport and Exercise Medicine as associate editor.
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\n\nNash had the experience of spending 5 years working abroad as a chiropractor in Scotland and England. He has sideline experience working across Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia supporting teams in sports at high level sport such as Cycling, American football, and Volleyball.
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\n\nHe has a keen interest in keeping active himself, health, fitness, educating the public and research. Besides his academic publications he has published books on the topics of improving clinical research for therapists and sleep.
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