Our Team

Riley Capra

Riley graduated from James Cook University in 2018 and has a particular focus on golf-related injuries, shoulder, lower back, knee, and ankle rehabilitation. He’s a TPI Level 1 Medical certified physiotherapist and a member of Redcliffe Golf Club — so when golfers come to see him, he understands the demands of the game from the inside.

Alex Liron

Alex graduated from Australian Catholic University in 2022 and brings a direct understanding of sport and injury — he competed as a semi-professional tennis player before turning to physio. He’s also an accredited strength and conditioning coach, which means his programmes go beyond the treatment table.

Archie Glassock

Archie graduated from Australian Catholic University in 2019 and has worked extensively in elite sport, including his current role as physiotherapist for the Redcliffe Dolphins Queensland Cup squad. His clinical focus is on return-to-sport programming, lower limb injuries, and strength and conditioning within rehabilitation.

Anthony Blyde

Anthony completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at Griffith University in 2015 and has a broad clinical background spanning community rehabilitation, complex pain management, and private practice. He has a particular interest in shoulder, knee, and ankle presentations, and in helping active people get back to the activities that matter to them.

Chris Beatton

Chris is a co-founder and co-director of Movement Rx, and trained and worked at the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado — one of the world’s leading orthopaedic and rehabilitation facilities. He returned to Australia to build a clinic that matched that standard, with a clinical focus on hip, knee, and shoulder rehabilitation following complex surgery.

Shena Dale

Shena graduated from the University of Otago in 2006 and has spent nearly two decades developing deep expertise in running, endurance sport, and lower limb rehabilitation. She’s also a serious athlete — a long-distance runner and triathlete who competed at the Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.

Damian Cocciolone

Damian is a co-founder and co-director of Movement Rx, and one of the most experienced sports physiotherapists on the Redcliffe Peninsula. He graduated as dux of the Griffith University Masters of Physiotherapy program in 2007 and has spent over a decade working with elite rugby league, basketball, and diving programs at state and national level.