AIMEE SHAW

Exercise-based rehab and award-winning hamstring research

Aimee is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist at our Long Bay clinic. She graduated from AUT with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy, receiving the M.L Robert’s Publication Grant and the ASICS first place prize for her research on progressive loading of the hamstrings.

She enjoys a holistic approach and exercise-based rehabilitation, including Pilates, to help people reach their rehab goals.

Qualifications: Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy), AUT
Registration: New Zealand Registered Physiotherapist (NZRPT)
Awards: M.L Robert’s Publication Grant; ASICS first place prize for hamstring research
Clinic: Dynamic Physio Long Bay, 55a Glenvar Ridge Road
ACC: ACC registered, no GP referral needed

Netball, running and sports injuries

Aimee has represented New Zealand in indoor netball, and also plays touch rugby and enjoys running. She commonly helps with:

• Hamstring strains and returning to running and sprinting
• Netball injuries, including ankle sprains and knee ligament injuries
• Running injuries such as shin pain and calf strains
• Pilates-based rehabilitation
• General aches, sprains and strains

What to expect at your first appointment

Aimee will ask about your injury, your activities and your goals, then assess how you move. You will get a clear explanation of what is going on, treatment in the same session, and an exercise plan to follow between appointments.

Questions about seeing Aimee

Do I need a referral to see Aimee?

No. You can book directly online or by calling our Long Bay clinic on 09 553 8501. If your injury was caused by an accident, Aimee can lodge your ACC claim at your first appointment.

Where does Aimee work?

Aimee works at our Long Bay clinic at 55a Glenvar Ridge Road, which has onsite parking.

Can my rehab include Pilates?

Yes. Aimee often uses Pilates as part of rehabilitation, and 1-on-1 Pilates is available at our Long Bay clinic.