Following a substantial stint in injury prevention, Kurt transitioned into a career focused on rehabilitation after completion of a Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology. Over the course of several years, Kurt has amassed considerable experience and knowledge as an Exercise Physiologist. His primary focus lies in addressing musculoskeletal conditions affecting the lumbar spine and lower limb, encompassing lumbar disc bulges, lower limb tendinopathies, and a diverse array of knee pathologies.

In addition to his experience in musculoskeletal health, Kurt has an interest in cardiometabolic rehabilitation. He actively collaborates with individuals navigating diverse health challenges such as hypertension, Type-2 Diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity.

Kurt extends his rehabilitation services to a broad spectrum of patients, encompassing those covered by Work Cover, CTP, DVA, NDIS, and private insurance. Demonstrating a commitment to patient-centric care, he works closely with individuals to ensure a personalised approach to their rehabilitation journey. Kurt places a strong emphasis on employing strength and conditioning principles, incorporating objective assessments using Force Plates and Dynamometers to track the effectiveness of his treatments. Continuously advancing his knowledge, Kurt has fortified his expertise in this domain by successfully completing his Level 1 Strength and Conditioning with the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association.

Kurt is available for appointments at our North Lakes clinic.

Daisy is an exercise physiologist with a life-long passion for sport and exercise. She recently graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours).

Daisy is passionate about supporting people through exercise and education to help them become the strongest and healthiest versions of themselves. She works with a wide range of conditions and injuries, with a particular interest in osteoporosis management, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and women’s health conditions. Daisy also enjoys supporting people as they age, helping them maintain strength, confidence, and independence.

She has also completed further training in Mat work and Clinical Reformer Pilates through the Pilates Institute of Queensland and loves to use this knowledge in both Pilates classes and one-on-one sessions.

Having been involved in sport throughout her life, including hockey, water polo, cross country, and swimming, Daisy understands the physical demands of training and recovery. Her interest in rehabilitation grew further through her own knee rehabilitation journey, giving her a genuine appreciation of the challenges people face during injury and recovery.

When she is not in the clinic you will find her running, reading, or at the beach with friends.

Daisy is available for Exercise Physiology appointments at Sports & Spinal North Lakes.

Ryan is an enthusiastic Exercise Physiologist who is passionate about improving patients’ overall health and well-being through implementing a patient-centred care approach that targets individual goals, needs, and concerns. He graduated from the Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Exercise Science and furthered his studies by completing a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology.

Ryan’s particular interest lies in neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Stroke. He is dedicated to helping individuals improve their quality of life and regain optimal function. Additionally, he has a keen interest in men’s health and aims to eliminate the stigma surrounding men seeking help for their health and well-being. Ryan is committed to assisting individuals in enhancing their quality of life and returning to their optimal function. He is also qualified to treat musculoskeletal injuries, metabolic and oncology conditions, neurological pathologies, and chronic pain.

In his spare time, you’ll often find him watching a wide variety of sports, particularly football. He also cherishes spending as much time as possible with his friends, family, and beloved dog.

Ryan is available for Exercise Physiology appointments at our North Lakes location.

Zac is driven by his passion for helping others. He graduated from the University of the Sunshine Coast with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Science (Exercise Physiology). Since then, he has gained extensive experience in private practice, providing Exercise Physiology services to patients in various areas, including metabolic, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, post-operative rehabilitation, performance enhancement, neurological conditions, Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Work Cover, and NDIS. Zac is dedicated to designing exercise programs that are enjoyable and tailored to each patient’s goals and previous experiences, aiming to support them in living a healthy and active lifestyle.

Zac has a particular interest in NDIS, Work Cover, and CTP insurance rehabilitation. He works closely with his patients, delivering cutting-edge exercise programs to maximize their rehabilitation. Whether it’s acute injuries or chronic pain, Zac finds fulfilment in supporting patients throughout their journey to health and wellness.

Before entering the clinical field, Zac was the head strength and conditioning coach for the largest Tennis Centre on the Sunshine Coast, leveraging his Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (with a minor in performance enhancement). Outside of work, he enjoys rock climbing, playing tennis, and riding his motorbike.

Zac is one of our lead Exercise Physiologists and is an Associate Partner.

Zac is available for Exercise Physiology appointments at our Redcliffe and North Lakes locations.

PLEASE NOTE: For appointments, please call the clinics directly to enquire about availability.