Sports & Spinal Robina is located in the heart of the Gold Coast, at Unit 4, 20 Scottsdale Drive, Robina. The clinic is a 4-minute drive from the town centre and conveniently located near Merrimac, Mudgeeraba, Varsity Lakes, Reedy Creek, Clear Island Waters, Mermaid Waters, Tallai, Worongary and Carrara.
With an emphasis on core conditioning, breathing and body awareness, our Core, Strength & Mobility classes are a safe and highly effective way to stretch, strengthen and streamline your body without building bulk or stressing your joints.
Core, Strength & Mobility classes utilise various exercises that incorporate balance, power, strength and stability.
This can be done either using the Pilates equipment (reformer, trapeze table, exercise ball etc.) in a CSM Studio class or the form of a Mat Class, utilising bodyweight and minimal equipment. From here, we build and progress your program as appropriate with continued advice and education throughout, so you left feeling a better version of YOU.
Our Core, Strength & Mobility classes are a fitness regime for life, performed on a mat or with specialised equipment. The perfect complement to cardiovascular exercise, sport, rehab and life, these classes will leave you looking toned, feeling revitalised and moving with ease.
Both Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists run our classes with Clinical Pilates Experience. Clinical Pilates refers to one-on-one Pilates that are often used for injury rehabilitation and used in conjunction with physiotherapy. Sports & Spinal offers both and can cater to your exact needs.
All patients are required to have an initial assessment with a Physiotherapist or Exercise Physiologist before beginning any of our classes. This is to familiarise patients with any equipment, positions, and exercises and identify any injuries/restrictions that we may need to be aware of prior to a patient attending a class.
Sports & Spinal Robina is NDIS registered and accepts Medicare rebates and HICAPS health fund claims. EFTPOS and credit card facilities are also available for payment.
Core, Strength & Mobility classes are perfect for toning and reshaping the body. It works on creating long, lean muscles, toning all of those hard to target areas such as the abdominals, inner thighs, buttocks, back of thighs, sides and backs of the arms. For toning, these classes are best performed 3 to 5 times a week through a combination of studio sessions, mat classes and home exercises.
Pilates exercises are performed through a wide range of movements and work on lengthening the muscles at the same time as strengthening them. To increase flexibility, stretching exercises need to be performed daily.
The Clinical Pilates exercises used in our Core, Strength & Mobility classes focus on strengthening the weakened postural muscles and stretching the tight muscles that pull the body into these poor postures. Studio sessions are the best way to improve posture as our physiotherapists can develop a program to target your specific postural problems. Pilates can also be used for back pain as it relaxes and strengthens the muscles, easing the discomfort.
Our Core, Strength & Mobility classes use Clinical Pilates techniques which are fantastic for injury rehabilitation and prevention as it works on core stability, posture, flexibility, and correcting muscle imbalances and weaknesses via specific strengthening. It can be used for arthritis, neck pain, back pain and various injuries.
Pilates is the secret tool that many high level and recreational athletes use to enhance their performance, decrease the risk of injuries and provide much-needed cross-training. Each sport has specific strength and flexibility requirements. When you book in for an assessment, your physiotherapist will look at the things you need to work on to improve your performance and then proceed to design a Pilates program for you.
✓ Back pain
✓ Neck pain
✓ Shoulder problems
✓ Hip and knee pain
✓ Arthritis
✓ Rehabilitation from injuries
✓ Rehabilitation from orthopedic surgery
✓ Neurological problems e.g. rehab from stroke or head injury, cerebral
✓ Rheumatological issues
✓ General conditioning concerns palsy, Parkinson’s disease
services & FACILITIES
- On-Site Parking (5 spaces)
- Street Parking
- Gym & Pilates Equipment
- NDIS Registered
- Medicare Rebates
- HICAPS Health Fund Claims
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- Brisbane
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- Morayfield
- Moreton Bay
- Mt Gravatt
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- Runaway Bay
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Abby Collier
Physiotherapist - Lower back pain, Acute rehabilitation and Neurological rehabilitation
Robert Fischer
Physiotherapist - Acute Trauma, Neck, Shoulder, Knee, Post-operative and Sporting Rehabilitation
Layne Hampson
Exercise Physiologist
Abby Collier
Physiotherapist - Lower back pain, Acute rehabilitation and Neurological rehabilitation
Abby is a passionate and dedicated physiotherapist, trained in New Zealand, with experience across a broad range of clinical settings including acute rehabilitation and neurological physiotherapy. She brings a thoughtful, hands-on approach to every session and has a strong interest in treating lower back and neck pain, sporting injuries, and vestibular conditions.
Abby takes a holistic and patient-centred approach, focusing not just on symptoms, but on the bigger picture of health, movement, and lifestyle. She loves working collaboratively with her patients, empowering them with the knowledge and tools they need to take an active role in their recovery and long-term wellbeing. She is committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to help her patients move better and feel their best.
Abby’s excellent communication skills, compassionate care, and patient-centered approach make her well-equipped to support and motivate her patients at all stages of their rehab journey.
Outside the clinic, Abby enjoys spending time outdoors, staying active, and exploring the beautiful Gold Coast, interests that strongly influence her passion for movement and functional rehabilitation
Abby is available for Physiotherapy appointments at Sports & Spinal Robina.
Robert Fischer
Physiotherapist - Acute Trauma, Neck, Shoulder, Knee, Post-operative and Sporting Rehabilitation
Robbie graduated from Griffith University with a Masters of Physiotherapy following a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science.
Robbie has a deep interest in all injuries related to sports, and more particularly neck, shoulder, and lower back. These interests have stemmed from competing at a high level in Surf Lifesaving and working closely with athletes in Rugby Sevens and Surf Lifesaving. Robbie believes in maintaining patients physically active lifestyles whilst rehabilitating their injury.
This way the patient continues to enjoy their life whilst on their journey to being pain-free. This approach improves beliefs and ideologies around patients’ pain and condition whilst allowing them to maintain a healthy and happy life.
Outside of Physiotherapy, Robbie has a keen interest in surfing and golf and is how he spends most of his free time. Robbie has grown up on the Gold Coast and has been heavily involved in Surf Lifesaving which is where he developed his passion for community involvement and improvement.
Robert is available for Physiotherapy appointments at Sports & Spinal Robina.
Layne Hampson
Exercise Physiologist
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.
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To our 2026 New Grad cohort, we couldn’t be prouder of everything you’ve achieved.
Over the past few months, we’ve watched you grow in confidence, embrace every learning opportunity and build meaningful relationships with your patients. Seeing your appointment books fill, hearing the positive feedback from patients and colleagues, and watching you settle into your teams has been incredibly rewarding.
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To qualify, students across occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology and other allied health professions are required to complete hundreds, and in some cases thousands, of hours of mandatory unpaid clinical placement.
Many experience significant financial hardship during this time, often referred to as `placement poverty`, due to lost income and the added costs of travel, accommodation, food and other living expenses.
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Sports & Spinal Noosa`s new clinic is officially open.
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