Luke Anthony holds a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Health Science (Clinical Myotherapy). He has completed additional courses in Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy - Part A, APA Sports 1, APA Spinal 1 & 2, Explain Pain, Graded Motor Imagery, The Sporting Knee, GLA:D - Good Life With Osteoarthritis: Denmark, and Early Intervention Physiotherapy Framework Provider. With over 10 years of experience as a Myotherapist in Richmond, Luke has worked with elite athletes, office workers, ballet dancers, and gym-goers. His research in falls prevention for people with Multiple Sclerosis was presented at the World Physical Therapy Conference 2015 in Singapore. He is currently pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Latrobe University. He also works on developing injury prevention strategies for local sports teams and maintains a heavy professional development schedule. His areas of interest include Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Sports Physiotherapy (Knee Prevention Programs for Young Netballers), Post-Surgical Rehabilitation, Clinical Pilates, Falls Management in Multiple Sclerosis, and Pain Mechanisms & Evidence-Based Management.

Jesse is an experienced Physiotherapist who has a wide range of skills in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. Graduating with a Master of Physiotherapy from Flinders University (2014), Jesse has developed extensive experience from private practice and working in the NHS Public Health Service in South West London. As part of his private practice experience, Jesse has had the opportunity to provide both his Exercise Science and Physiotherapy skills while working for as the club physio for St Jons Old Collegians Football Club. This experience has given Jesse a unique insight in to the acute management & rehabilitation of sporting injuries. Jesse uses his previous Myotherapy, Exercise Science & Physiotherapy training to provide his patients with an outstanding integrated approach which is rare to find in one practitioner.

Ahmed Nalaye has a Master of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Human Movement. He has additional courses in Running Rehab - Retraining, Exercise & Performance. He is affiliated with the Richmond City Cricket Club, managing cricket-related injuries through injury screening, rehab, and management, and the Early Intervention Physiotherapy Framework. Ahmed has worked as a sports trainer for football teams and road cycling events in Adelaide. He is passionate about exercise-based rehab, educating patients about their injury and recovery plan, and pain science and its impact on how we feel. Ahmed is a BUPA Preferred Physio and recognized by all health funds. Outside of work, he enjoys fitness and watching LFC.