John is a titled Sports Physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience, delivering holistic, patient-centred care that considers the biological, psychological and social factors influencing injury and performance.
Throughout his career, John has supported athletes across a wide range of sports and at major international events, including the 2018 Commonwealth Games and the 2019 World University Games. He is an approved physiotherapist with Tennis Australia—providing support at the 2026 Australian Open—as well as with Rowing Australia. He is also a Canada Snowboard Affiliated Therapist, having assisted their Next Gen athletes at the 2019 NZ Winter Games.
John has been involved in leading sports medicine initiatives, including delivering La Trobe University and the AFLW’s ground-breaking Prep-To-Play injury-prevention program in 2021. He has twice provided service at the AIS European Training Centre in Italy, most recently in 2022, supporting travelling Australian athletes.
John is part of the Bupa Members First network, HCF’s More for Muscles program and nib’s First Choice network.
Paul Randles is an Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over 30 years experience working across Melbourne’s eastern region.
He has extensive experience in rehabilitative, sports, occupational and general physiotherapy and takes a personalised approach to care, combining hands-on treatment with exercise prescription, dry needling and education to support optimal outcomes.
Paul also contributes to inclusive sport as an assessor for EDGA (European Disabled Golf Association), supporting access to golf for athletes with disability at a national and international level.
He maintains ongoing professional development through his work in the occupational health sector, is an active member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and is involved in his local community.
Paul is a provider within the Bupa Members First and nib First Choice networks.