This is what sports physio actually looks like.
Most physio clinics treat sports injuries. At Movement Rx, we treat athletes — and understand the difference.
Our team has worked at the highest levels of sport — from the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado (where the world’s best orthopedic surgeons operate) to NRL, international softball, rugby union, and professional soccer environments worldwide. That experience doesn’t stay on the field. It shapes every assessment, every rehab program, and every return-to-sport decision we make with you.
We combine that clinical expertise with VALD ForceDecks force plate testing and VALD Dynamo strength assessment — technology used by elite sporting organisations to take the guesswork out of rehab. You’ll know where you stand, what you’re working toward, and when you’re genuinely ready to return.
Based in Kippa-Ring, we see patients from across the Redcliffe Peninsula, North Lakes, Mango Hill, and the broader Moreton Bay region.
How We Guide Your Recovery
Your rehabilitation at Movement Rx follows a structured, data-driven process from your first session through to return to sport.
01 — Assess
Full movement, strength, and load assessment. We use VALD Dynamo and ForceDecks where indicated to establish objective baselines — not subjective guesses.
02 — Diagnose
Accurate diagnosis from the outset. Understanding what’s wrong — and why — drives everything that follows. We’ll refer for imaging or specialist opinion when it’s warranted.
03 — Build
Targeted strength and movement work, not generic exercise sheets. Programs are individualised to your injury, sport, training history, and goals.
04 — Test
We use objective return-to-sport testing protocols to measure your readiness — limb symmetry, power output, hop testing, and sport-specific capacity. You earn your clearance, you don’t just guess at it.
05 — Return
Back to sport, training, or the activities that matter — with a clear plan for what comes next.
We don't guess. We measure.
Movement Rx uses VALD ForceDecks force plate technology and VALD Dynamo strength testing — the same systems used by professional sporting organisations and elite S&C programmes worldwide.
Objective data changes the quality of every decision in your rehab:
- Force plates measure asymmetry, power output, and neuromuscular control during single-leg tasks, jumps, and landing mechanics
- Isometric strength testing via Dynamo gives us precise limb symmetry indices — essential for ACL, hamstring, and lower limb rehab
- Serial testing tracks your progress over time — not assumptions, actual numbers
- Return-to-sport benchmarks are set against sport-specific data, not just clinical feel
This level of testing was previously only accessible to elite teams. At Movement Rx, it’s part of how we work with every athlete.
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The People Behind Your Rehab
Our team brings a depth of clinical and sporting experience that’s rare outside of state or national sporting programs.
Collectively, our physiotherapists have worked at the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado — one of the world’s leading orthopaedic and rehabilitation institutions — and contributed to post-operative rehabilitation research and clinical protocol development at that level. Our team has provided physiotherapy services to organisations including the NRL, QRL, QAS, Australian Baseball League, Basketball Queensland, Water Polo Australia, Diving Australia, and international programs across rugby union, softball, and professional soccer in Australia, the UK, and the United States.
Our current team includes the physiotherapist for the Redcliffe Dolphins Queensland Cup squad, and clinicians with Olympic preparation experience across Beijing 2008, London 2012, Sochi 2014, and Rio 2016.
That background isn’t a marketing point — it’s what shapes how we assess, how we make decisions, and how we build programmes that actually hold up when someone returns to sport.
Every patient at Movement Rx is treated by a clinician who understands what high-performance rehabilitation looks like — and applies those standards regardless of whether you’re playing elite sport or getting back to weekend tennis.
Common injuries. Uncommon depth.
We treat the full range of acute and overuse sporting injuries, with particular depth in complex lower limb and post-surgical rehab.
- ACL injuries — diagnosis through to return-to-sport testing
- Hamstring and quad strains — including high-grade tears and re-injury prevention
- Knee injuries — patellofemoral, meniscus, PCL, multiligament
- Shoulder — rotator cuff, instability, labral, post-surgical
- Hip and groin — FAI, adductor strains, hip labral pathology
- Ankle and foot — acute sprains, chronic instability, tendinopathy
- Tendinopathy — Achilles, patella, proximal hamstring, gluteal
- Stress fractures and bone stress injuries
- Overuse and load-related injuries — running, field sport, gym training
We work with NRL squad players and elite junior athletes through to weekend warriors, recreational runners, and gym-goers. If movement matters to you, it matters to us.
Your first session. No fluff, no guessing.
Your first session at Movement Rx is built around understanding you — your injury, history, sport, and goals.
You’ll leave with a clear diagnosis, a plain-English explanation of what’s going on, and a structured plan from day one. For most athletes we complete baseline strength or force plate testing in the first session so progress is tracked from the outset, not estimated at the end.
We’re at Unit 101, 292 Anzac Ave, Kippa-Ring. Ample undercover parking on site. We see patients from Redcliffe, Clontarf, Newport, Scarborough, North Lakes, Mango Hill, and across the Moreton Bay region.