Benjamin Bailey

Special interests:

• Sporting injuries

• ACL and lower limb rehabilitation

• Shoulder pain and performance

• Strength and conditioning based rehab
   

Ben is an experienced physiotherapist with a rare mix of elite sporting background and advanced clinical training. Before becoming a physiotherapist, Ben represented Great Britain in track cycling and competed in rugby at a semi professional level. A significant ACL injury during this time sparked his interest in rehabilitation and became the driving force behind his career in physiotherapy.

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Ben began his studies with a Bachelor of Science in Sports Therapy and Strength and Conditioning, building a strong foundation in human performance, injury recovery, and athlete development. He later completed his Masters degree in Physiotherapy, followed by an Advancing Physiotherapy post graduate diploma, further refining his advanced clinical reasoning and evidence informed treatment approach.

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Professionally, Ben has worked as an Advanced Physiotherapist across a wide range of settings in the United Kingdom. His experience includes roles within the NHS, professional motorsport, and serving as Head of Medical for Cambridge University Rugby Union Football Club. In this role he led high performance rehabilitation, medical management, and athlete return to sport planning.

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Since moving to Australia, Ben has worked in private practice where he integrates his elite sport experience into everyday clinical care. He enjoys helping people reduce pain, regain confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them, whether that is sport, work, or day to day life.

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Ben’s treatment style combines hands on therapy with movement analysis and targeted exercise prescription. He has a calm and encouraging approach supported by the empathy of someone who has been through injury himself. His goal is always to restore movement, build resilience, and guide people towards long term results.

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Outside the clinic, you will usually find Ben at Crossfit, out running, or on the bike, continuing his lifelong passion for fitness, health, and performance.