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PhysioOne Physios take on the lake

24 Feb 2010 | 2:16 pm NZDT

PhysioOne Physios take on the lake

Well done to PhysioOne runners: Gabby Watson, Tania McNae, Mandy Hackett, Lisa Jones for taking on the round the lake run! 14 hours from woe to go. A mammoth effort - congratulations!!! and not one injury.........preparation is the way to do it.
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Distress Signal activated 1000kms off land

24 Feb 2010 | 2:16 pm NZDT

Distress Signal activated 1000kms off land

Tasman Trespasser Distress Signal Issued
Tasman Trespasser
Earlier this evening (Tue 23 Feb 2010), Shaun Quincey issued a distress signal through the TracPlus satellite tracking system on board his rowing boat. TracPlus and the New Zealand Rescue Co-ordination Centre (RCC) contacted Shaun’s support crew to notify them of the distress call. The support crew got in touch with Shaun around 10pm NZ time. In rough terms it appears that Tasman Trespasser 2 was flipped over at least twice, knocking Shaun around quite severely. At this time the distress signal was activated. Whilst this remains a very serious situation, Shaun is now in his cabin and appears physically and mentally ok. Shaun is tethered (attached) at all times to the boat via a harness system. The harness may have on this occasion prevented Shaun from being separated from the Boat at night almost 1000km from land. Shaun has since been in contact with the New Zealand Rescue Co-ordination Centre to discuss the situation and possible options as the boat’s water ballast, oars and other equipment may have been lost. A short time ago Shaun notified his support crew that he would sit tight in the cabin until the morning when he can survey the boats condition and the state of his equipment and supplies. Only then will a decision be made on the state of the expedition. No further information is available at this stage and further updates will be posted on the website. No further information is expected until Wednesday morning.
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Shaun takes on the Tasman Solo!!

7 Feb 2010 | 7:58 am NZDT

Shaun takes on the Tasman Solo!!

Shaun Quincey is now 2 weeks into his solo Tasman rowing adventure having left Coffs Harbour on the 20th January. Find out more with www.tasmantrespasser.com. He covered some great distance in the first week heading quite far south in the currents and has only really started making ground east in this last week. He is now just over 600km east of Australia and about 100 km south of sydney. He has encountered some big seas and winds in the last two days from the east which has meant he has made little ground towards NZ but thankfully the sea anchors have prevented him from being pushed too far back towards australia and encourage an eastery drift in the current. Physically there are lots of blisters and rashes which can only be expected after spending that much time in the saddle but he remains positive and in good spirits and is aiming to arrive in Taranaki in early March.
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Shoulder Education at PhysioOne

23 Nov 2009 | 5:56 pm NZDT

Shoulder Education at PhysioOne

PhysioOne invited two external speakers to present a shoulder day course this month. PhysioOne physiotherapists were presented with the latest research on shoulder assessment and treatment. This invigorated some interesting discussion and all the physios were able to expand their already extensive knowledge.
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ACC Changes and Charges

23 Nov 2009 | 5:53 pm NZDT

ACC Changes and Charges

From November 15th, 2009, ACC with Physio requires a co payment.PhysioOne will be charging between $5-$15 per treatment following the initial session.
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PhysioOne Physio Michelle Simpson Takes Silver !

27 Oct 2009 | 10:33 am NZDT

PhysioOne Physio Michelle Simpson Takes Silver !

Congratulations to Michelle Simpson who takes Silver in her age group 25-29 years at the ITU World Triathlon Championships in Perth and was fourth overall female ( excluding the Pro Group). An outstanding effort Michelle and everyone at PhysioOne is very proud of you. Go Michelle!!
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PhysioOne Physio takes International Gold

6 Oct 2009 | 2:10 pm NZDT

PhysioOne Physio takes International Gold

Good luck to PhysioOne Physiotherapist Michelle Simpson, who is off to Perth to compete in the ITU World Long Distance Triathlon Championship this October. Michelle just competed in the Sprintman Triathlon on the Gold Coast last month and came first. Michelle Qualified for the World Championship Event at the Tauranga Half Ironman earlier this year, after winning her age group. So if you need any expert advice on your triathlon event, cycling, running or swimming and have any training injuries or issues Michelle Simpson is the Physio to see at PhysioOne Olympic Pools.
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Glenora Bears Reach Final

1 Sep 2009 | 9:09 pm NZST

Glenora Bears Reach Final

Glenora Bears Premier side had an impressive win over the Richmond Bulldogs 31-18. The Bears demonstrated their superior skills and will now go on to contest the Premier Final. PhysioOne will be there to support you. Go the Bears
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Eastern Suburbs Reach the Premier Final

1 Sep 2009 | 9:05 pm NZST

Eastern Suburbs Reach the Premier Final

An exciting win by Eastern Suburbs PhysioOne Premier Team against Lyn Avon (5-4), places ESAF in the grand final this weekend, the 5th September, 2009. The final versus Melville in Hamilton will be highly contested. Good Luck Eastern Suburbs from PhysioOne.
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Chatham Cup in kicking distance for Eastern Suburbs Football

24 Aug 2009 | 7:30 pm NZST

Chatham Cup in kicking distance for Eastern Suburbs Football

Eastern Suburbs Premier Side scored a huge win against Papatoetoe on the weekend with a 4-0 score. Now Eastern Suburbs go on to play Lynn Avon this Saturday in the semi final. A win....taking them to play Melville in the final
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