I’ve played football since I was young, so I was always aware of the physical and even the psychological side of sport. At high school I was lucky enough to be involved with rowing, which really grew my passion for coaching and thinking about movement patterns. At uni, I got to witness first-hand the positive impact that physical activity can have on both physical and mental wellbeing, even if they’ve never exercised before. I think one of the greatest roles an Exercise Physiologist can play is to empower people to actively treatment themselves by using exercise as medicine.

Josh Graduated from Queensland University of Technology in 2020 with a Bachelors Degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology. During his final year he completed practicum placement at Bodytrack where he gained experience working with clientele ranging in age, conditions and goals.

Bringing more than 6 year’s experience in skill acquisition coaching and biomechanics analysis, Josh’s special interests lie in both rowing and running mechanics. Josh has worked with athletes ranging from young developmental to elite athletes across a multitude of sports.

Josh has a passion for people, which drives his desire to work with a wide variety of populations and help them to achieve their health and fitness goals. He has a particular interest in neurological conditions and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

When he isn’t a work, it’s hard to keep Josh away from a good restaurant, whether it’s for breakfast lunch or dinner, his passion for food always wins! Josh is involved with a variety of sports including football rowing and is a keen cyclist – but mainly for the post ride coffee & croissant!

Josh practices at the Sherwood and Toowong clinics. Contact Us or Book Online with Josh.