CrossFit Physio Melbourne

Step one: Do you need to see a CrossFit Physio in Melbourne?

You've recently Injured yourself in CrossFit

If you’ve recently hurt your back, shoulder or knee doing fran, hitting murph or attempting a muscle up, then it’s best to come see us today to help diagnose what’s wrong and give you and your coaching staff a plan as to how you can either keep training or build back into it.

You've got ongoing Pain from CrossFit Training

If you’ve had a niggle for a few weeks in a specific spot or joint (shoulder, wrist, knee, hip or ankle for example) and it hasn’t gone away. Maybe if anything it’s getting more noticeable. Then we need to see you. These small issues can cause long-term damage to your body (and soul).

You've just had Surgery

You my friend, regardless of your surgery need to get your butt in here asap and see one of our CrossFit Physio’s. There’s no point having surgery if you don’t do rehabilitation.

If you want to build back into CrossFit, it is vital that you see us and we build a plan, whilst communicating with your coaches.

Choose your CrossFit Physio

Alex Drew

Alex has been treating CrossFit injuries across Melbourne and Australia since 2013. He has seen thousands of shoulders and knees from CrossFit related injuries and pain over the past 10 years.

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Phill Danzi

Phill is one of our most experienced CrossFit Physiotherapists, coming from years of experience coaching CrossFit at CrossFit Moreland and Olympic Lifting.

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Step two: Book in to see a CrossFit Physio

Once you’ve booked in, continue to step three. If you haven’t booked, go back to step two, rinse and repeat

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Step Three: Come in for your CrossFit Physiotherapy Appointment

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Step Four: After your Session

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Why Should I see a CrossFit Physiotherapist?


Seeing a CrossFit physiotherapist with expertise in CrossFit-specific injuries and rehabilitation can immensely benefit individuals engaged in this high-intensity fitness regimen. CrossFit involves a wide range of functional movements, from weightlifting to gymnastics, which can put significant strain on the body, leading to various injuries and musculoskeletal issues. A CrossFit physiotherapist possesses specialised knowledge about the mechanics of CrossFit movements, enabling them to assess and address injuries specific to this sport. They understand the unique challenges CrossFit athletes face and can provide tailored treatment plans to expedite recovery and prevent future injuries.

Moreover, a CrossFit physiotherapist can offer personalised advice on proper form and technique, helping athletes optimise their performance while minimising the risk of injuries. Analysing an individual's movements and identifying weaknesses or imbalances, the physiotherapist can design targeted exercises and corrective strategies to enhance strength, stability, and flexibility. This proactive approach not only aids in injury prevention but also contributes to overall athletic improvement, allowing CrossFit enthusiasts to reach their fitness goals safely and effectively.

Additionally, a CrossFit physiotherapist can provide education and guidance on injury prevention strategies, warm-up routines, and recovery techniques explicitly tailored to the demands of CrossFit training. They can help athletes understand the importance of proper rest, nutrition, and mobility in supporting their training regimen. By working closely with a physiotherapist experienced in CrossFit, individuals can optimise their performance, reduce the risk of injuries, and maintain their physical well-being, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous CrossFit journey.