Auckland Shoulder Clinic

24/07/2025

More shoulder injuries from weight training, which is what we are seeing in the clinic. Nice to help out with this article from RNZ

With an exercise trend towards weight training, especially for women, shoulders and lower backs are proving vulnerable.

08/06/2025

Another fantastic day with the team rogaine at Muriwai in what is becoming a fabulous annual event… thanks to west orienteering for the event.

27/03/2025

We are in the final stages of some research and need 5 more participants for our study. If you have had a dislocation or stabilstabilisationiation surgery, are aged 16040 and were involved in weekly sport before your injury, we'd love to hear from you.

18/12/2024

Fantastic evening out with the amazing Physios at Auckland Shoulder Clinic. Great to celebrate 2024 and Christmas / holidays. Looking forward to 2025 with this fab team of people

08/12/2024

Ko e hā 'a e uma momoko? / What is a frozen shoulder?
We are working to update the information that we provide about shoulder injuries, and are working with some fabulous people to translate information to improve health literacy in Aotearoa/New Zealand. We've just uploaded a Tongan translation with information about frozen shoulder. You can check it out at

Frozen Shoulder Frozen Shoulder is characterised by increasing pain and then increasing stiffness in the shoulderDo you have a Frozen Shoulder? Book An Appo ...

29/11/2024

Auckland Shoulder Clinic now has an in-house massage therapist. We are really excited to have Maxine Barrett join us. If you need soft tissue release or a deep tissue massage to augment your recovery, then get in touch with Maxine +6421569 007

10/06/2024

10/06/2024

Great shots from Muriwai Rogaine 2024 - Thanks Sportzhub

09/06/2024

Another fab day with the team at Muriwai Rogaine… the rain held off and we ran around the bushes!

04/06/2024

We are working with Auckland Bioengineering Institute to investigate shoulder stiffness. If you have had a shoulder dislocation in the last 12 months and NOT HAD SURGERY, and aged 18-30 we would love to hear from you. Stiffness of the affected and unaffected shoulders will be measured by a robot that
applies small shakes to the arm. The study should take approximately (1) hour to complete.

19/05/2024

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11/05/2024

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Shoulders back, heads high for New Zealand Sign Language Week! And on that note, here's today's word: ""shoulder"".