Marc Sayers

Marc is an Australian physiotherapist who has worked in the private sector, with elite sporting teams and in academia. Throughout his studies, Marc also gained experience overseas, working with paediatric populations.

Marc has a keen interest in sport and sports injuries which he developed from a young age. Marc represented his country as a junior baseballer, played Australian rules football, tennis and long-distance running. His involvement in sports led to several first-hand experiences of numerous injuries. This fostered the development of his interest in injury diagnosis, prevention and rehabilitation.

Marc enjoys treating sporting and non-sporting conditions of the hip, knee, ankle and shoulder in people from varying exercise backgrounds. He aspires to provide an accurate diagnosis with emphasis on delivering effective education and treatment methods to help people achieve their rehabilitation goals. He regularly employs strength & conditioning principles alongside manual techniques to help his patients stay fit and healthy.

Osteoarthritis, Hip & Knee, Tendinopathies, ACL Rehabilitation, Pre and Post Operative Rehabilitation, Shoulder Instability and Ankle Injuries

Football, Running, Australian Rules Football and Baseball

Senior Physiotherapist at Mill Park Physiotherapy (Melbourne, Australia), Head Physiotherapist at Calder Cannons Football Club (AFL Talent League) and Physiotherapist at Western Bulldogs Football Club (AFL Women’s)

Casual Tutor at La Trobe University (Melbourne, Australia) and Published journal article in the Journal of Sport Rehabilitation