Dr. Warrick Hooper
The Spinal Centre – New Clinic Hours
We are Growing to Serve You Better
As our team of practitioners continues to grow, we have altered the balance of the clinics to provide you with the best care possible.
Consulting times for practitioners may vary from what you have become accustomed, so check the new hours.
As always the friendly Reception Team can assist you to implement your treatment plan. Reception is available all day, every day during the working week from 8.00 am, and on Saturday mornings.
Be sure to secure the times that best suit your busy schedule.
Henley Royal Regatta 2018 – Grand Challenge Cup
The Australian Eight produces a new record at Henley.
Even if you are just moderately interested in rowing – both these races are superb.
The National Training Centre is THE elite centre for mens Rowing in Australia. When Dr. Hooper rowed for Australia in the 90’s, they were based at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). Under direction of Australian Rowing a new centre has been established on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra.
The men from the National Training Centre (NTC) Australia made it into the final by beating the British VIII. Well done to the boys from the National Training Centre in Canberra for their fantastic tenacity and skill.
One of the best races we have seen in Australian Rowing.
T. Scullers v Mercantile – Wyfold | Henley 2018 Day 3
Day 3 for Mercantile; a closer race to a talented T. Scullers crew.
Mercantile v Strathclyde Park – Wyfold | Henley 2018 Day 1
The Mercantile four competing in the Wyfold Cup are:
- Stroke – Angus Maloney
- Three – Mitchell Hooper
- Two – Jack Kelly
- Bow – Ben Canham
The four raced superbly today to easily win their first round. They flew off the start and settled down well many, many lengths in front.
The “Rowing Dynasty” discussion at 3.50 by the commentators is very generous to Dr. Hooper and the family. Much appreciated.
The Henley Royal Rowing Regatta
Background Information on The Regatta
The Spinal Centre is proud to announce Mitchell Hooper, son of Dr. Warrick Hooper will be Representing Mercantile Rowing Club and Australia in The Wyfold Challenge Cup for men’s fours at The Henley Royal Rowing Regatta.
The Mercantile four competing in the Wyfold Cup are:
- Stroke – Angus Maloney
- Three – Mitchell Hooper
- Two – Jack Kelly
- Bow – Ben Canham
We have been asked by a number of patients to provide some back ground and updates to the racing of our boys overseas. So, who better to provide a course guide, than Sir Matthew Pinsent and Sir Steve Redgrave.
