2026 OSN SPORTS MED SUMMIT
An Allied Health Musculoskeletal Series
FRI MAY 15 |Â MISSION WHITTEN OVAL
MELBOURNE
Walk away with clarity you can actually use
- Not theory that disappears Monday morning.
A one-day Sports Medicine Summit where osteos, physios, chiros, and podiatrists work through regional assessments and management.
You see their decision-making and why. You leave with frameworks that stick.
Meet Our 2026 Guest Speakers
Luke Nelson
Sports & Exercise Chiropractor
Below The Knee Is The Key: Â Practical Tips for Assessing The Calf
Lou Bibby
Advanced Sports Osteopath
Performance In Practice: Testing Capacity to Guide Clinical Decision Making - To Treat or Train
Kade Paterson
Sport and Exercise Podiatrist &Â Principal Research FellowÂ
Optimising Lower Limb Performance: Footwear, Function and Force
More About Luke
More About Lou
More About Kade
Associate Professor Andrea Mosler
Specialist Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist &
Principal Research Fellow
Groin Pain in Athletes: Managing Load for Success
More About Andrea
Sam Kayll
Osteopath & Research Fellow
From Evidence to Practice: How to Assess and Manage Adolescent and Adult Non-traumatic Knee Pain
Michelle Bergeron
Physiotherapist
Tips and Tricks for Assessing and Rehabbing the Foot and Ankle
Thihan Chandramohan
Physiotherapist
The Athletic Shoulder in Overhead Sport:Â Assessment, Rehabilitation and Return to Performance
More About Sam
More About Michelle
More About Thihan
Why You Come
This Summit was built intentionally to provide the room and the resources missing in Osteopathy.
Morning ASICS wear test. Multidisciplinary speakers bringing osteopathy into the wider industry through real assessments and real thinking. Practical CPD you can actually use.
End-of-day social cool down drinks into VIP dinner for those who want to keep the conversation going. The kind of opportunities that come from being in the right room, with the right people. Momentum. Energy.
One day. End-to-end experience. Quality exhibitors that actually streamline your practice.Â
Be in the room.
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What People Are Saying
Timothy Morris
Osteopath at Form Osteopathy
"This is a huge moment for Osteopaths in Australia working with the sporting population at any level. I am excited to have something I can schedule into my calendar each year that I know will provide an opportunity to learn from and network with like minded health professionals. I can see this having a profound impact long-term on the entire Osteo profession in Australia. Well done OSN team."
Natalie Rutsche
Director of West End Osteopathic Clinic & Balance Brisbane
"What a great experience. Sharing a love of sport with so many osteos in the room and hearing other how osteos have integrated into the world of professional sport is inspirational. The profession has grown so much and can offer so much more to the newer generations. Its exciting to be part of the Osteo Sports Network and congrats to the team for bringing it together."
Bruce Duncan
Advanced Sports Osteopath, Director of North Carlton Osteopathy & Osteopath at Hawthorn Football Club
"A brilliant day in every way! High quality presenters, a great venue, with awesome networking opportunities. Couldn’t have been better!"
Belinda Kelly
Osteopath at Peninsula Osteopathy
"Osteo Sports Network Summit was a great way to connect with experienced and upcoming Osteopaths whilst learning sports medicine and management pathways and options. As an osteo that doesn't work a lot in sports injury management this was a great day that will really benefit all my patient management. I really loved one day to sit and learn, it made it really easy to stay engaged with great topics and a variety of speakers. Well done OSN team! This was an amazing day and you should be so proud of what you are doing to raise the profession."
Timothy McCormick
Advanced Sports Osteopath, Director of Ranges Osteopathy and Performance
"The Osteo Sports Network Summit was a day of engagement, learning, networking and inspiration that has further exemplified my passion for how osteopathy can not only become a presence in elite sport, but can make it better."
