Layne graduated from the University of New England with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology. She has a strong passion for musculoskeletal rehabilitation and corrective movement–based exercise prescription, with a continued interest in complex and chronic conditions.

Layne’s approach to exercise physiology has been shaped by her background in classical ballet, having trained at the New Zealand School of Dance. During her training, she developed a deep appreciation for biomechanics, movement efficiency, strength and conditioning, and the importance of individualised exercise prescription.

Layne takes a holistic and evidence-based approach to rehabilitation, focusing not only on reducing pain or injury, but on improving how clients move, load, and feel long-term. She is passionate about helping people regain confidence in their bodies and supporting them through a safe, individualised, and empowering rehabilitation journey.

Layne is available for exercise physiology appointments at Sports & Spinal Robina.

Christina graduated from Southern Cross University with a Master’s in Clinical Exercise Physiology after having completed a Bachelor’s degree in Sport and Exercise Science. During her studies, Christina has developed an interest in a variety of conditions ranging from musculoskeletal to neurological and chronic conditions. Christina is passionate about showing clients that exercise is medicine and that regular individualised exercise is an essential part to improve one’s physical and mental health.

Additional to her clinical studies, Christina has completed training in Mat and Studio Pilates. Combining resistance-based exercise programs with Pilates to support clients’ rehabilitation is a special interest of hers with a belief that both modalities complement each other wonderfully.

Christina is passionate about helping clients be physically independent and active as much as possible to improve their quality of life. She is highly motivated to provide optimal client service to ensure each individual feels supported on their exercise journey.

Christina is originally from Germany and moved to Australia in 2016 where she fell in love with surfing and Australia’s beautiful nature. She also enjoys participating in Pilates classes, performing strength and surf-based training finished off with an Açaí bowl, coffee, and friends near the beach.

Christina is available for Exercise Physiology appointments at our Robina clinic.

Mahlia is a dedicated advocate for health and wellbeing, with a special interest in neurological rehabilitation and women’s health. Originally from the Northern Territory, her journey led her to the Gold Coast, where she completed a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Griffith University in 2023. During her studies, she developed a strong understanding of how the human body moves and functions, and how exercise can play a crucial role in recovery and long-term health.

Driven by a genuine passion to help others improve their quality of life, Mahlia works with a wide range of clients, including those supported by the NDIS, veterans through DVA, and individuals under WorkCover and CTP schemes. She brings a holistic and empathetic approach to each person’s unique needs.

Mahlia also has firsthand experience with the power of sport to promote health and resilience. As an active rugby union player and trainer, she combines her love of sport with her professional knowledge, applying practical insights into how exercise supports strength, mobility, and overall wellbeing.

Mahlia is available for Exercise Physiology consults at our Burleigh and Robina clinics.