Sports Medicine New Zealand

24/12/2025

SMNZ 2026 Conference - Save the date!

30/09/2025

2025 CONFERENCE
Programme update now available:

30/09/2025

2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Introducing the second of this year's keynotes:

15/09/2025

Conference 2025 - check out the latest programme update here:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/66b29186b8cbb807207218c2/t/68c372b0689fdc792b348870/1757639344797/Programme+2025+12+Sept.pdf

Jane Rooney is also conducting a pre-conference cross bracing workshop. Registrations close on 30 September. Please use this link to register:
https://www.physioeducators.com.au/cross-bracing-workshop

Physiotherapy New Zealand

The Cross Bracing Protocol course for physiotherapists is the only course written and presented by the authors of the published Cross Bracing Protocol and RCT study.

15/09/2025

2025 Keynote Speakers
Introducing the first of this year's keynote speakers:

05/09/2025

Conference 2025 - updated programme now available:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/66b29186b8cbb807207218c2/t/68ba2b6d1bb22343bfea50d2/1757031277463/Programme+2025+Updated+5+Sept.pdf
Physiotherapy New Zealand

30/08/2025

Registrations are now open for this pre-conference workshop. Places are limited so be in quick! Scan the QR code for full details.

14/08/2025

Conference 2025 - Early Bird Registration now OPEN!
https://www.sportsmedicine.co.nz/conference-info

Physiotherapy New Zealand

Join the Sport Medicine NZ Conference 2025—innovative symposiums, abstract submissions, and expert discussion on concussion, women’s health, AI, GPS tracking, performance & recovery.

05/06/2025

CONFERENCE 2025;
Innovation in sports medicine - A new game plan
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION NOW OPEN:

Conference 2025 Abstract Submission We welcome submissions for abstracts for our upcoming Conference 2025 - please submit your abstract via the form below, no later than Thursday 31st July 2025. IMPORTANT: Please view/download our Abstract Submission Guide here . Name * First Name Last Name Email *....

05/06/2025

Supporting the health and well-being of all athletes, SMNZ released the following statement on Friday, 30 May: