Cameron is a lifelong sportsman; an early introduction to football forged a deep love of Australian Rules (AFL), which followed Cameron into Adulthood. Cameron was recruited to join Subiaco Lions (WAFL) football club, becoming one of the youngest players, which saw him progress into the league squad and representing WA in Australian Rules until the age of 21 where he joined the Perth Demons as a League WAFL Player. Cameron also participated in Surf life saving and athletics during his offseason from football.

In 2005 Cameron won a Scholarship to train at the Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) in Canberra for 12 months, this same year he was selected for the WA draft camps. It was in this year Cameron first encountered Physiotherapists, fuelling his career path into exercise rehabilitation, strength and conditioning and Physiotherapy. He recognised the importance of working with adolescent athletes to prevent injury and improve performance on and off the field.

Cameron completed a Bachelor of Science (Exercise and Sports Science) at Edith Cowan University. This was followed by a Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) from Curtin University to extend his knowledge and practice.

In 2014 Cameron turned to the competitive sport of bodybuilding, even competing in the very first Arnold Classic Australia in the U100kg category. Cameron and his team of Physio’s treat athletes from a wide range of sport, from National level gymnasts to state, national and world class Power lifters. Trained Physio & Fitness is proudly the official Physio for Perth’s strongest gym – Muscle Pit.

In 2015, Cameron and his wife Linda established BodyBuilt Physiotherapy to combine Cameron’s skills in Physiotherapy, Sports Science and Rehabilitation training to help patients relieve injury and improve their overall health.

In late 2017, BodyBuilt Physio became Trained Physio & Fitness, a new venture combining Physiotherapy care and in house rehabilitation within purpose-built premises allowing Cameron and his team to extend a new level of quality service and care to patients.

Andrew grew up in Geelong, Melbourne before moving to Perth. A passionate sports fanatic, Andrew will most likely know the scores of all the weekend games and have a team he supports in any league.

Completing a Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) at Monash University, Andrew has further up-skilled by completing an introduction course of dry needling, advanced upper quadrant and advanced lower quadrant.

Andrew followed his love of snowboarding to Canada where he lived for 3 years. During this time, he completed his Canadian Alliance of Snowboard Instructors Course teaching tourists how to snowboard safely and remain injury free. Andrew has a strong belief in restoring functional movement patterns to active pain free, and strong movement. Combined with hands on Physiotherapy, dry needing and gym-based exercise rehabilitation, he achieves optimal results with all of his patients.

Olivia has been an avid sportswomen since a young age, competing at the state and regional level for netball. After sustaining repeated knee injuries, that left her sidelined and needing to relearn how to use one of her legs, she underwent intensive rehabilitation in which developed her appreciation for physiotherapy and strength and conditioning. These days you will find Olivia competing in powerlifting, strong-woman and bodybuilding.

Olivia prides herself on a wide repertoire of training methods including powerlifting and strength and conditioning training. This passion for optimising human performance, movement and injury prevention lead her to complete her Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) and Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, as well as being a qualified Personal Trainer (Cert III & IV). She has a keen interest in working with a wide range of clients, from the weekend warrior to the elite athlete, she is passionate about helping her clients to achieve their goals, rehab injury and meet the demands of their lifestyle. Olivia works with clients to provide tailored rehab programs integrating hands on treatment and exercise prescription.

Andy completing his BSc Physiotherapy at the University of Notre Dame.

Andy is an enthusiastic Physio with a special interest in managing musculoskeletal injuries. Andy has 3 year experience as a sports trainer for local footy and state indoor cricket teams, focusing on injury prevention and management.

Andy is passionate about retuning his patients to what they love doing in a timely fashion, using holistic statergies and therapeutic treatments such as manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, dry needling and mindfulness.

Away from Physiotherapy, Andy plays 1st grade premier cricket for Mount Lawley cricket club.