Rosie Moore

Physiotherapist and Clinical Pilates Practitioner (Currently on Parental Leave, returning August 2024)

Cyclist, nature lover, overuse-type injury & lower limb expert.

Physiotherapy begins with problem solving and ends with seeing clients achieve their goals. That’s what I love about it – moving from pain into freedom and motion. I particularly enjoy working with overuse-type injuries such as tendinopathies and lower limb conditions.

Growing up as an injury prone athlete, I spent a lot of time in the company of excellent Physios and knew that this is what I wanted to do. I have a love of learning, which has driven me to complete my Masters Degree in Sports Physiotherapy.

A lot of my experience is with athletes, including gymnastics, basketball as well as university rugby and football teams in Scotland. My own sporting background is in tennis and athletics, and these days I’m often found cycling and hiking in the great outdoors. I do a lot of road, tour and mountain biking including cycling adventures across regional Australia and overseas.

I established our Bike Fit Cycling Assessment service to help you manage cycling injuries and improve performance in the saddle.

Since becoming a mother I have an enhanced understanding of the need for wellness in the body as a whole, plus the unique physical challenges that can present after giving birth.

What I bring to every client consultation is a deep level of understanding of many kinds of injuries with empathy for how frustrating it is when your body doesn’t do what it always has. That’s one reason I’m a big fan of Clinical Pilates. When I teach Pilates, I combine strength and conditioning principles with core stability to target underlying issues and help you avoid re-injury.