I'm your typical case of the kid who was "robbed" of his childhood dream of becoming an elite athlete.

As a kid, I played nearly every sport you could name. I was involved in multiple sports at a time and developed leadership at a young age, being trusted with captaincy for many of the teams I played in. I excelled at the fundamental skills of being an athlete and possessed a knack for the tactics of any game.

At the age of 14, I had to have surgery on a troublesome hip, which turned out to be worse than first thought. My growth plate was slipping and if I hadn't had the surgery, I could've been wheel-chair bound. However, the worst news came afterwards. My specialist told me I couldn't play sport for 4 years - essentially until my growth plates had closed. As you can imagine, this would have devastated any kid.

Naturally, I decided that if I couldn't become the elite athlete that I wanted to be, I wanted to help people achieve their sporting dreams and live vicariously through their journey.

Enter Physiotherapy.

One thing you might not know about the Physiotherapy profession is that many change professions in their first 2-7 yeas of practice. You can discuss and debate why this might be, but it's been something on my mind since finishing my Physiotherapy studies in 2013.

I've worked in Private Practice since I finished studying and in my first 3 years, I legitimately wasn't sure what I wanted to do and who I wanted to be. All I knew was that I loved sport & training, and wanted to help people.

By the time I got to the end of my fourth year as a Physiotherapist, I discovered my passion in wanting to bridge the gap between rehabilitation and performance. I poured myself into the Strength & Conditioning field to learn more. I just felt I couldn't do the service justice within the business structures I'd experienced working for others. I looked far and wide, but I just couldn't find anywhere that aligned with my values and principles, and my version of what Physiotherapy should look like. As a result, I was on the verge of potentially changing careers. Despite this, I wanted to stay in the Private sector.

I decided to open up a business inside a room within a Strength & Conditioning facility to be able to do the things that I wanted to do, the way I thought they should be done. This worked well until I felt the need to expand my horizons and build a community of people who were there for more than just treatment. I wanted to build a community where we focused on overall health & well-being, at the same time creating a social space for people to feel comfortable.

This led to me opening up my own facility in Epping, Victoria. There have been many changes since we opened in November 2019 - along with COVID deciding to pop along for the ride too. Despite this, I've developed a team of champions who all share the principles and values that I uphold. Even with all the challenges we've had to endure along the way, I definitely wouldn't change anything. Lo and behold, I've past the 7 year hump and realistically, we're just getting started.

From this in 2017...


To This In 2021..

To This In 2023..