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Build Physiotherapy

Building health through movement, function, and strength.

Build Physiotherapy is a premier physiotherapy clinic located in the scenic Mermaid Beach Build Physiotherapy was created to bridge the gap between rehabilitation and performance training. Through hands-on therapy and gym-based training tailored specifically to you and your goals Build Physiotherapy will help you get to wherever you want to go Hands-on treatment including remedial massage, dry needling /acupuncture, myofascial release, joint mobilisations/ manipulations, and assisted stretching (Fascial Stretch Therapy) Gym-based training including Ground-based movements, 1:1 pilates, Olympic lifting, Powerlifting, Kettlebell styles, Blood flow restriction (BFR) training, Periodised programming, Return to sport plans, Return to run plans

02/03/2026

New patient today in clinic.

What are we thinking here, team?

26/02/2026

Come follow along Ben’s rehab gym day 👊

ACL.
MCL.
Meniscus repair.

Big surgery.

But now we build.

Testing showed clear deficits:
• Quads
• Lateral hip
• Calves

Today’s session was about:
Moving well.
Rebuilding coordination.
Attacking the weak links.

Early stage rehab isn’t about max weights.
It’s about owning positions.
Controlling tempo.
Restoring confidence in the limb.

Stack enough good sessions like this and the comeback takes care of itself.

If you’re post ACL and don’t feel 100% yet, this is your reminder:

Test.
Target.
Train with intent.

Save this. Send it to someone in rehab.

24/02/2026

Sore back fix

4 moves
Under 10 mins
Let’s go 🔥

Massage ball to glutes
2 mins per side

Segmental cat cows
Teach the spine to move one segment at a time
Stop everything getting “chunked” together
10 reps each way

Lateral wall locks
Break out of the sagittal plane
Give the spine options again
10 reps per side

Long lunge isometric
Actively squeeze the legs together
Create tension and stability
1 min hold per side

That’s it
Less than 10 minutes
No fluff

Send this to someone with back pain
Save it for later

20/02/2026

ReReturning to sport after syndesmosis surgery isn’t just about the ankle 👣

It’s about restoring confidence, output, and tolerance through the entire chain

This athlete is back running and loading again

But the calf and foot are taking a hit as volume ramps up

So we manage it 👇

Dry needling
Targeted manual therapy
Movement re-education

Not as the solution

But as a tool
Reduce tone
Settle pain

Improve motor output and decrease inhibition

11/02/2026

Shoulder mobility fix

I’m tight. No denying it. Always have been.
But that doesn’t mean I can’t get better.

These are the tests I’m using as a litmus test for my shoulder range 👇

• Active shoulder flexion + abduction

• Wall angels
Great for overhead range and external rotation without cheating through the low back. Also a solid look at relative thoracic extension.

• Bridge / crab
A simple way to assess shoulder extension capacity.
If you’ve got tight shoulders, give these a shot.
Track them. Retest them. Progress them.

Good news 👀

These “tests” also double as excellent starting exercises.

Let’s get better together 🤝🤣
Save this. Send it to your stiff training partner

09/02/2026

Why people fail rehab.

Most rehab doesn’t fail because the exercises are wrong.
It fails because the mindset is.

If you believe your recovery is happening TO you, you stay stuck.
If you believe your recovery happens BECAUSE of you, things change.

That’s an internal locus of control.
The belief that your actions matter.

You can’t control the injury.
You can control how you respond.

Victim behaviour looks like waiting, blaming, and hoping time fixes it.

Progress looks like ownership, consistency, and effort when it’s uncomfortable.

People who take control get better.
People who don’t… don’t.

If you’re tired of rehab hell, this is your wake-up call.

👉 Send this to someone who needs to hear it

01/02/2026

The best template for effective training

Warm up
Stop overcomplicating it.
Get warm.
Move through key patterns.
Prime the nervous system for what’s coming.

That’s it.

Next go explosive.
Jump. Throw. Or both.
High intent only.
This is where you drive neural output, tendon stiffness, and rate of force development.

Pair that with low stimulus mobility.
Target your biggest restriction while your system is switched on.

Then into the main work.

Big blocks.
For this session, vertical push and pull supersets to build real upper body capacity.

Finish with accessories.
A hinge pattern.
Loaded mobility like reverse Nordics.
Rotator cuff work to keep the shoulders resilient.

Simple. Repeatable. Effective.

If this is how you like to train, like and comment for more.

29/01/2026

There’s a time and place for extra stimulus in training.

Just like pre workout can shift your state physiologically and mentally, other inputs can do the same.

Mindset. Music. Caffeine. Even the environment you lift in.

Physiological arousal matters.
Not in a weird way. Relax.

I’m not someone who gets fired up every session. No screaming, no ammonia, no eight coffees just to move a barbell.

And if you feel like you need that every single time you train, it’s probably worth zooming out.

That usually points to something bigger being off.

Recovery not keeping up.
Training intensity too high for too long.
Or inconsistency masked by artificial hype.

But sometimes, those tools have their place.

Today was one of those days.

Spent the morning going back and forth with my accountants, head full, patience thin. I needed to clear the noise and just lift some circles.

Turned on angry music.
Blanked the mind.
Got a little amped.

AMRAP sets are perfect for that.
One hard set. Challenging load. As many quality reps as you’ve got.

Used sparingly, stimulus can amplify performance.
Used constantly, it’s a red flag.

Train the big picture well, and you get to choose when to turn the dial up.

28/01/2026

Why most people fail rehab

It’s rarely because the injury was “too bad.”

It’s usually because expectations don’t match effort.

Rehab only works when the plan matches the goal and the work matches the plan.

You can’t want high-level outcomes with low-level consistency.

You can’t skip the basics and expect progression.

You can’t ignore the plan and then blame the rehab.
The people who get better aren’t special.

They do the simple things, consistently.

Results are proportional to the work you’re willing to put in.

If rehab hasn’t worked for you before, this is the part worth reflecting on.

If this hits home, save it.
If you’re ready to do it properly, you know where to find us.

26/01/2026

Congratulations to on finishing his return to sport testing today

TONS of hard work and perseverance over this process to come back over a couple unlucky injuries, including a bone infection post syndesmosis surgery

I cannot wait to see this man on the field this year tearing it up

Big things coming 👀⚡

Address

49 Paradise Avenue
Miami, QLD
4220

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 3pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	7:30am - 3pm
Friday	7:30am - 8pm

Telephone

+61431381011

Website

https://buildphysiotherapy.com/

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