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Combat Sports Physiotherapy

in Moonee Ponds, Melbourne

Injury rehab and return-to-training support built around your sport.
In-clinic in Moonee Ponds, or online anywhere in Australia.

Registration AHPRA Registered
Qualification Masters Qualified
Experience 7+ Years
Location Moonee Ponds + Online
Two ways to work together

How we can help you

Tom Yeung assessing a combat athlete during an in-clinic session in Moonee Ponds
In clinic

In person

Moonee Ponds, Melbourne

  • Full injury assessment with no guesswork
  • Hands-on treatment to reduce pain and improve movement
  • Structured rehab plan built around your sport
  • Clear return-to-training progression
Online injury rehab video consultation
Anywhere in Australia

Online

Video consultation

  • Injury diagnosis and a step-by-step rehab plan
  • Weekly progressions based on your symptoms
  • Training modifications so you keep your fitness
  • Direct support and accountability throughout

Most fighters get this wrong

Pushing through it

You keep training on it. The pain settles some weeks and flares others, and the problem quietly gets bigger.

Stopping everything

Full rest for six weeks. The injury calms down, and so does your fitness, your timing and your conditioning.

Guessing the rehab

A few exercises from a video, no way to know if they are working, and no idea when you are actually ready to spar.

There is a way to manage an injury without giving up your training.

Our method

A clear path back to training

Tom Yeung has developed the Combat Ready System, a 4-phase rehabilitation framework designed specifically for combat athletes. Each phase builds on the last, progressing you from injury through to full training capacity.

"Combat sport athletes deserve the same high-quality rehabilitation that field sports have had for years. Our goal is to bridge that gap."Tom Yeung, APA Physiotherapist
1

Assess

Your injury is assessed against the full demands of your training (striking, wrestling, grappling) to identify what you can still do safely and what needs to be modified. You leave with a clear picture of your injury and a written plan.

2

Rebuild

You stay in the gym. We identify what you can drill, what conditioning you can maintain, and how to keep your skills sharp across the ranges not affected by the injury.

3

Return

Criteria-based return across all training modalities: drilling, technical sparring, live grappling, and full-contact training in a staged, measurable sequence.

4

Perform

Integrated strength and conditioning that addresses the injury's weak links and builds durability across all the physical demands of combat sports, so the area is ready for the load of a full camp.

Ready to get back to training?