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The following link is to a document that sets out the guiding principles and provides general advice regarding the management of concussion in football in Australia. Link to FFA Concussion Guidelines The Guidelines have been produced by Football Federation Australia [...]
11+ Kids shown to effectively reduce overall severe and lower extremity injuries The 11+ Kids warm-up was developed by FIFA to be a fun and effective protocol for younger players (under the age of 14) to learn to move well [...]
The Heartbeat of Football, in conjunction with Sutherland Shire Football Association, will be conducting FREE Heart Health Checks : SUNDAY 30TH APRIL KAREELA SOCCER FIELDS 10.00am TO 2.00pm Please come along and get your FREE health heart check. [...]
The issue of concussion is one that affects a wide variety of sports across all levels, from amateur games right up to elite athletes. Quite rightly it is a topic that has received greater attention in recent times as coaches, [...]
The SSFA is pleased to support The University of Sydney as it undertakes a research study to develop Knowledge of Concussion in the Sporting Community. All interested parties are invited to take part in this study; that will help to [...]
Marc Arcuri , who played for Austral FC in South west Sydney , died tragically in July 2014 after suffering heart complications during a football match. He was just 15 years old. The Marc Arcuri Cup, a six a side [...]
If you’re looking to get back into shape for the 2016 season, please take a few minutes to watch this video posted to the FNSW home page. It’s all part of the new Pink Slip campaign. A new video will [...]
The start of the football season often means new boots. Finding the right boot is important for both comfort and injury prevention The following tips will help you decide on the boot that is best for you. Upper A lot [...]
Football as a sport for women is continuing to gain momentum and becoming an ever-increasing first choice of sport for young girls. In fact, FIFA reports that 10% of the footballing population is female, which equates to approximately 29 million [...]
Ankle sprains are one of the most common sports injuries in football. A sudden jolt or twist can overstretch and tear the supporting ligaments of the joint. Early treatment of a sprained ankle can help to speed recovery and minimize [...]
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