Flexout Health - Myrtleford.

Nic is an 'APA' Titled Musculoskeletal and Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist. Nic was a physiotherapist for the Australian team at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics looking after Australian ice sports athletes. He has travelled extensively with the Australian Speed Skating and Skier X Teams to World Cup and World Championship events. Between 2015 - 2020 Nic worked with the Melbourne Ice Hockey Mens and Womens teams (including helping them win several national championships). Nic has worked extensively with other elite athletes from many different sports including AFL, Rugby Union, Athletics, Triathlon and worked as physiotherapist at the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Nic has an interest in managing return to sport (RTS) following significant injury including concussion. His interest in managing RTS after concussion was piqued after a lecture at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics by Willem Meeuwisse, Connie Lebrun and Kathryn J Schneider. He trained with CCMI in 2019. Nic has also worked at both Mt Hotham ski instructing and in Canada ski guiding and has been involved in running avalanche skills training in Australia.

Hi, my name is Liv and I am a physiotherapist at Flexout Health. I graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2018 and have been working in private practice and within sporting teams ever since. I have also gained experience as a sports trainer for local football and state basketball teams. Since this time I has acquired a wide range of experience within different sectors of physiotherapy including private hospitals, private practice and sporting clubs. As a result of many hours working with local sporting teams and running weekly acute injury triage sessions, I have developed a keen interest in acute sporting injury management. Most recently I have been working with Hockey Australia with the Masters teams in the National and Trans Tasman competitions. I also love the variety of my profession and treat an array of musculoskeletal conditions that present in the clinic. Being GLA:D accredited and trained in DMA Clinical Pilates, I enjoy working with patients to improve their functional fitness and overall lifestyle. I firmly believe in empowering people to understand their own health.

Rebecca graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2007 and a Master of Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy in 2015. Since then, she has acquired a special interest in the prevention and treatment of sporting injuries, in particular tendon and knee injuries. She has worked with many local football and netball teams, as well as providing physiotherapy services at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast in 2018. In addition to becoming director of Flexout Health in 2013, Rebecca is a nationally endorsed provider of the Netball Australia Knee Program and the GLA:D Hip and Knee Program. Sharing her time between the Myrtleford and Wangaratta clinics, Rebecca enjoys treating the wide variety of conditions that ‘walk through the door’, combining her manual therapy skills with an active and evidence based approach to rehabilitation. In addition to completing the APAs prestigious Level 3 Sports Course, Rebecca has completed clinical placements at Tennis Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport. She is also clinical pilates, dry needling and McKenzie trained. Rebecca is the proud mum of Lexi and Jack and, together with her husband Brendan, enjoys the great outdoors. Her interests include netball with the Myrtleford Alpine Saints, basketball, snow and waterskiing, and getting out in the great outdoors.

Titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Director of Flexout Health