Boxing Physiotherapy Melbourne

Shoulder pain, wrist injuries, elbow issues — get back to throwing combinations and sparring with a rehab plan built for boxers.

Two male boxers in protective headgear and gloves inside a boxing ring, engaged in a sparring session with their foreheads touching.

Boxing-specific rehab — not generic shoulder physio

Boxing places enormous cumulative load on the shoulders, elbows, and wrists. Thousands of punches per training session, head movement and footwork under fatigue, and repeated impact through gloves and wraps — it's a sport with a unique injury profile that most physios simply don't see.

If your physio has given you a theraband rotation exercise and told you to lay off sparring for a month, they're treating your shoulder like a swimmer's. Yours is a boxer's shoulder — and it needs to be treated like one.

Two men training in a boxing gym, one wearing boxing gloves, practicing fighting moves in a ring with a black padded floor.

Common Injuries we treat

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Who this is for:

White collar boxers, amateur competitors, gym regulars, and anyone who trains boxing seriously and wants to be able to keep training without their shoulder, wrist, or elbow becoming a recurring problem.

A male boxer training in a boxing gym, wearing black shorts, orange boxing shoes, and red hand wraps, throwing a punch in a boxing ring.

In-person and online

Based in Moonee Ponds, with in-clinic appointments available through our partner clinic Stride Physiotherapy. Online rehab for Boxing athletes available across Australia.

Get back to full-speed combinations without the guesswork.