How Front Runner Physio can help cyclists

Cycling requires the body to maintain a fixed position for extended periods, necessitating a balance between mobility, stability, and power output. Overuse injuries commonly result from poor bike fit, training errors, or muscle imbalances.

Our cycling physiotherapists identify underlying issues, optimise biomechanics, and deliver tailored strategies to enhance comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance on the bike.

By integrating cycling-specific assessments, bike fit analysis, and targeted rehabilitation, we focus on building strength, endurance, stability, and mobility to support pain-free, high-performance riding.

Meet your cycling experts

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    Phoebe Freeman

    SENIOR SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPIST

    Phoebe has over 6 years of experience in clinical BikeFit, honing skills from industry experts locally and around Australia. Phoebe’s background in both short and long-course triathlon provides practical insight into finding the perfect position, ensuring you are strong enough and mobile enough to hold an aerodynamic position

Our approach

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    Review Your History

    Through detailed history discussions and evidence-based assessment, our physiotherapy team helps you understand your injury and the pathway to full recovery.

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    Bike Fit & Biomechanical Analysis

    On-bike video assessment allows precise adjustments to saddle height, cleat position, and posture, improving power output and reducing pain or discomfort.

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    Targeted Strength & Mobility Programs

    Personalised exercise recommendations enhance resilience, address imbalances, and build endurance to complement your cycling.

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    Performance & Load Management

    Training load monitoring and recovery strategies help prevent overuse injuries and optimise performance across different cycling disciplines and distances.