Proudly servicing the Perth baseball community
We have been treating baseball players in Perth for over a decade. Over this time, we have developed and refined our baseball physio services to reduce the impact of injury and optimise on-field performance.
As part of our commitment to this community, we provide specialised baseball physiotherapy, assessments and events for baseballers, throwers and overhead athletes at our Leeming and Palmyra clinics.
Introducing Your Baseball Physio
Our baseball journey has grown. Perth Baseball Physio is now Your Baseball Physio, bringing the same practical, pro-level arm care to baseball players, parents and coaches around the world.
Through Your Baseball Physio, you can access our online arm care programs, including Arm Care Fundamentals and The Throwing Sequence & Movement Screen, so you can build a stronger, more durable throwing arm wherever you play.
Whether you’re a pro, a college or high school player, a youth player or a coach, we can help reduce unnecessary arm pain and keep players on the field.
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Two physio clinics, same great team
Perth Baseball Physio operates out of two locations, on South Street in Leeming and Antony St in Palmyra.
With our team of baseball and general sporting tragics who are highly skilled at what they do, you’ll be sure to receive quality treatment at both locations.
We also offer general physiotherapy, men’s and women’s health physiotherapy, clinical pilates and remedial massage therapy (massage at Palmyra only).
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Conditions we treat
Labral tear
A labral tear is a type of injury that occurs when the labrum, a piece of fibrocartilage that lines the rim of the shoulder or hip joint, becomes damaged or torn.
The labrum helps to stabilise the joint by deepening the socket and providing a surface for the joint capsule and ligaments to attach to. When the labrum is torn, it can cause pain, instability and weakness in the affected joint.
Rotator cuff related shoulder pain
The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles and their associated tendons that work together to help stabilise and move the shoulder joint. Rotator cuff related shoulder pain is a common condition that is caused by damage or injury to the rotator cuff muscles and tendons in the shoulder joint.
Tendinopathy
Tendinopathy is a condition that affects tendons – AKA, the thick, fibrous cords that attach muscles to bones in your body. Tendinopathy is characterised by pain, stiffness, and weakness in the affected tendon, and it can occur for a variety of reasons including overuse, injury or underlying medical conditions.
There are two main types of tendinopathy: tendinitis and tendinosis. Tendinitis refers to inflammation of the tendon and is typically caused by overuse or repetitive motion. While tendinosis is degeneration of the tendon tissue, which happens over time due to chronic injury or aging.
Physiotherapists & clinical staff
Izzi Ord Kinnear
Associate Physiotherapist
Palmyra
About
Izzi graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and is currently completing her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, also at Curtin. Since graduating, she has built a strong foundation across private practice and elite sport, serving as a physiotherapist with WAFL programs at Swan Districts Football Club and travelling nationally as a physiotherapist with state-level netball in Western Australia.
Izzi also works pitch-side with Trinity College in the PSA Soccer competition. Her weekends are always full of sport.
Izzi has a particular interest in youth athlete development, lower limb sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, neck pain, and lumbar stress fractures in young athletes. She works across a broad range of sports including AFL, netball, soccer, rugby and equestrian, using manual therapy, dry needling and exercise-based rehabilitation to help her patients get back to what they love.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Izzi at the footy, grabbing a coffee, out for a walk, or chasing her bunnies around the backyard.
Specialisations
Feisal Zaw
Senior Physiotherapist / Trained Baseball Physio
Leeming
About
Feisal graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in 2017. Since then, he has worked in some of the best physio clinics in Perth, treating a diverse range of clients including high-performance athletes, post-surgical patients and older adults. He has extensive experience in sports physiotherapy, having served as a head physiotherapist at WAFL level and worked with rugby and soccer teams across all levels, from youth to elite.
Feisal spent a year in London at a leading physiotherapy clinic in Notting Hill, where he focused on managing active clients and worked closely with expert trainers and health professionals. With a strong interest in sports physio and associated injuries, Feisal has undertaken further training in the management of tendinopathies and hip and knee conditions—both surgical and non-surgical. In recent years, he has also expanded into occupational physiotherapy, supporting workers in large industrial settings in Perth, with a focus on manual handling treatment, workplace safety and ergonomics.
Feisal is passionate about delivering patient-centred care. He works collaboratively with patients, empowering them through education, goal setting, and guidance to take charge of their recovery and long-term health. Outside the clinic, Feisal enjoys time at the beach, planning hiking trips, playing local soccer and supporting Arsenal—an ongoing source of both joy and frustration.
Specialisations
- Hip & Knee Conditions, Occupational Health, Sports Physiotherapy, TendinopathiesH
Allana Tunbridge
Senior Physiotherapist
Leeming
About
Allana graduated from Curtin University in 2009, having studied Physiotherapy and Exercise, and Health Science prior to that. She started her physio career working with WAFL teams and the Bayswater Rugby Club. Allana brings a wealth of experience in private practice physiotherapy and provides a holistic, individualised approach to treatment. Her interests are in musculoskeletal disorders, particularly the hip, and treatment of back and neck pain.
Allana has a special interest and post-graduate training in Women’s Health physiotherapy. Allana can help manage the following conditions: urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, prenatal/postnatal physio care and pelvic prolapse. As a mum of two, she loves treating new mothers and helping them work through the injuries and discomfort that motherhood can bring.
Specialisations
- Back & Neck Pain, Hip Conditions, Pelvic Health, Prenatal/Postnatal Care, Women's Health
Angus Lally
Senior Physiotherapist / Trained Baseball Physio
Palmyra and Leeming
About
Angus is a highly experienced physiotherapist who graduated with a Master of Physiotherapy in 2011. With over a decade of clinical experience, Angus has worked with a range of clients — from elite national-level athletes and Paralympians to people recovering from complex workplace injuries, and those seeking to move and feel better in everyday life. In addition, Angus has played a key role in mentoring and leading the clinical development of many junior and mid-career physiotherapists, supporting them to grow their skills and confidence in delivering exceptional care. Known for his high-level assessment and diagnostic skills, Angus prides himself on getting to the root of the problem — not just treating the symptoms.
His tailored, evidence-based approach means you’ll receive the care that’s right for you, whether you’re an athlete, an active weekend warrior or managing a complex injury. Away from work, you’ll find Angus trying his luck on the golf course, exploring the natural wonders of WA or on the hunt for the best long black in Perth.
Specialisations
- Knee & Hip Injuries, Lower Limb Amputee Rehabilitation, Tendinopathies, Vestibular Rehabilitation
Riley Spring
Associate Physiotherapist / Trained Baseball Physio
Leeming
About
Riley completed his Physiotherapy degree at The University of Notre Dame. Having honed his skills for 3 years, he decided to explore a new direction as the team physiotherapist and shortstop for the Montpellier Barracudas, the reigning champions of the French Baseball League. After multiple years playing professional baseball for the Perth Heat and Premier League hockey with Suburban Lions, Riley has first-hand experience as a sports physio, the rehab process, and helping athletes return to the sport they love. He enjoys treating a wide range of issues, with a particular interest in shoulder and knee sporting injuries.
He believes that a successful recovery starts with understanding each person’s unique needs and goals and building a program that is tailored to them. In his spare time, you’ll find Riley in the gym, running half-marathons or enjoying a good book and a coffee.
Specialisations
- Athletic Performance, Knee Injuries, Shoulder Injuries, Sports Rehabilitation
Kaitlyn Marshall
Associate Physiotherapist
Palmyra and Leeming
About
Kaitlyn completed her Physiotherapy degree at Curtin University, graduating with First Class Honours. She enjoys treating a wide variety of conditions, with a particular interest in sporting injuries in both recreational and high-level athletes, post-operative rehabilitation, lower back pain and neck pain. Kaitlyn uses a combination of manual therapy techniques, dry needling, taping and exercises consistent with the latest physiotherapy evidence to help her patients get back to doing what they love. She has also undergone further training in Clinical Pilates (including pre- and post-natal Pilates) and enjoys guiding patients through a range of Pilates exercises both for injury rehabilitation and general exercise.
In her free time, Kaitlyn stays active playing netball and doing gym and Pilates workouts. She also loves watching footy (she’s a mad Freo fan) and going to the beach. You will find Kaitlyn at our Palmyra physio clinic on Mon / Wed / Fri, and Tues / Thurs at our Leeming clinic.
Specialisations
- Clinical Pilates, Dry needling, Manual Therapy, Post-operative Rehabilitation, Sports Injuries
Alvin Ho
Associate Physiotherapist & Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist
Leeming
About
Alvin graduated from Curtin University with First Class Honours in Physiotherapy.
Alvin treats a wide range of physical conditions and has specific professional developmental training in treating orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs), inclusive of:
- Neck pain/ postural dysfunction
- Jaw pain (temporomandibular joint disorders)
- Sleep disordered breathing
- Developmental problems for children (breathing, chewing/swallowing, facial posture, thumb sucking, tongue tie)
- Facial asymmetry and non-invasive approach to improving facial aesthetics, definition, and reducing facial signs of ageing
Alvin strongly believes in a holistic approach to long term health and longevity. He has extensive experience with hypertrophy training in the gym – including previous experience as a certified personal trainer, as well as recently competing in natural bodybuilding winning his debut performance at the 2025 ICN West Coast Supershow.
Alvin converses fluently in English and Mandarin.
Specialisations
- Athletic Performance, Knee Injuries, Shoulder Injuries, Sports Rehabilitation
Rebekah Taylor
Senior Physiotherapist
Palmyra
About
Rebekah completed her undergraduate degree at Keele University in the UK in 2008 and went on to complete her ‘Physiotherapy in Women’s Health’ as part of her Master’s degree. Rebekah has a special interest in the management of gynaecological, antenatal and postnatal conditions as well as pelvic floor problems. She is passionate about postnatal care and has brought the Mummy MOT service to Australia, which is a one stop clinic for postnatal assessment and treatment.
She has completed extensive training in prolapse and pessary management and is qualified to fit a wide range of pessaries as well as to perform vaginal speculum examinations. She is qualified to teach and prescribe Hypopressive exercises, which are a great adjunct to pelvic floor and prolapse management.
Rebekah is qualified in Posterior Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS) which is used to treat over-active bladder and faecal incontinence. She can assist with any incontinence issues, prolapse management (including pessary fitting), pelvic pain, lower back pain, separation of abdominal muscles, painful intercourse and bladder and bowel retraining. Rebekah can also complete FitRight assessments for those mums wanting to participate in FitRight classes.
Rebekah also treats Men’s Health conditions such as incontinence following prostate surgery, pelvic pain and erectile dysfunction. Rebekah works closely with a naturopath, a sexual health nurse and the members of the Antony Street physio team to deliver a holistic treatment to all her patients. When not at work Rebekah can be found looking after her two small children, running, swimming or cycling. She has completed her fair share of triathlons and marathons, and this helps when working with new mums with their return to exercise goals.
Specialisations
- Bladder and Bowel Rehabilitation, Bladder and Bowel Retraining, Exercise Rehabilitation and Return to Exercise Programs, FitRight Assessments, Gynaecological Physiotherapy, Manual Therapy, Men’s Health Physiotherapy, Pelvic Floor Muscle Training, Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, Pelvic Pain Management, Posterior Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS), Postnatal Rehabilitation, Prolapse Management (including pessary fitting), Women’s Health Physiotherapy
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