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Cerebral Palsy Muscle Research

Locality: South Brisbane, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3365 3401

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24.01.2022 Current research into foot control and walking you may be interested in http://www.uq.edu.au//learning-improve-foot-control-cerebr

23.01.2022 We celebrate our swimmers with a disABILITY everyday, but today we celebrate their dedication to the sport, commitment to training, and love of swimming even mo...re! UQ Swim Club has 10 Nationally/Internationally classified athletes within our squads, with physical and/or intellectual impairments. Our 10 MultiClass swimmers are Australian Dolphins; they are World Para Swimming World Record Holders; they are Inas Global Games Athletes; they rule the pool in Brisbane, QLD, Australian and International Special Olympics Events; they are entrenched in ground breaking high needs Cerebral Palsy Muscle Research at The University of Queensland; they are Brisbane Swimming, Swimming Queensland, Swimming Australia competitors, and they are Masters Swimming Australia swimmers ~ but most of all, THEY ROCK! Shout out also to the Mums, Dads and Carers who stick to the routine of swimming training, particularly during the hard times! Happy International Day of People with Disability - Australia UQ Masters

22.01.2022 Interested in learning to improve your ankle control? A new training study investigating how the brain can learn to improve control over ankle movements is starting now

21.01.2022 With a few reflective markers placed on your legs we can visualise how you walk.

18.01.2022 We’re seeing some huge improvements (up to 850%) in ability to control movement of the ankle. Looking for a few more people to try out this fun apparatus. Contact [email protected] or 0451 297 485

17.01.2022 Click to read the latest work from the CP Muscle Research team! http://authors.elsevier.com/a/1TGgi3AhveZ2eP

17.01.2022 Training your ankle with a game-like interface, who's interested? CPL Cerebral Palsy Alliance Brisbane Paralympic Football Program

16.01.2022 One of our researchers recently headed off to Paris to present her exciting training outcomes at the European Academy of Childhood Disabilities Conference. There was a healthy attendance of 62 fellow Australian's at this large meeting of 1,300 delegates.

15.01.2022 Gait analysis and six weeks of ankle training with new custom built equipment. Send us a message to find out about how to get involved

15.01.2022 Interested in how well you can turn on your calf muscles? The calf muscles are crucial for producing power during walking and we would like to know how well individuals with cerebral palsy can use them. This assessment is happening at the University of Queensland, St Lucia, please get in touch CPL

14.01.2022 The most common type of #CerebralPalsy? Spastic. Affecting 80% of people with #CP, this kind makes muscles feel stiff and tight a sensation often described as bands that are pulled taut but don’t release. #CPAwarenessMonth #Adulthood #Childhood #Muscles

13.01.2022 Do you know someone aged 15-35 who may may be interested in six weeks of training to improve their ankle control?

13.01.2022 Come and train your brain!

13.01.2022 "Combining functional exercises with resistance training increases muscle size and improves function in young adults with cerebral palsy." A great read of some exciting research from our group https://bit.ly/2LANFlX

12.01.2022 NEW research participant opportunity: Another Brisbane based research group are seeking participants with Cerebral Palsy aged 18-65 to investigate community integration. If you would like to find out about the study please send us a message and we will put you in contact with the researchers.

09.01.2022 We know that improving the strength of leg muscles is important for function and can be achieved with strength training. But what about how well you can control the movement of your joints? We are looking at a new way of training to improve control: http://www.uq.edu.au//learning-improve-foot-control-cerebr

07.01.2022 Are you interesting in improving control of your foot and ankle?

07.01.2022 Click the link to find out more about our FAST CP study and hear the amazing story of UK athlete Ryan Raghoo. https://small-change.uq.edu.au/blog/2016/03/positive-strides

04.01.2022 Sydney research: seeking participants for Thursday 18th February. Please send us a message and register your interest.

02.01.2022 We're traveling to Sydney again soon to collect data on muscle function in adults with CP. Please send us a message to get involved.

01.01.2022 Check out this video of one of our researchers explaining their work in three minutes at the University Final!