Growing up in Jamberoo, Luke’s love of sport and movement started early and never really stopped. That passion led him to complete a Bachelor of Exercise Science & Rehabilitation at the University of Wollongong in 2025, and into his role as an Exercise Physiologist here at PhysioHealth.
Luke has always been the person trying to pack as much sport into the week as possible, from oztag and touch to basketball and soccer. That variety means he genuinely understands what it’s like to live an active lifestyle, manage niggles and injuries, and still be driven to get back to the things you love.
In the clinic, Luke loves helping people stay healthy, strong and independent – whether that means getting back to sport or work, keeping up with kids or grandkids, or managing a chronic condition so everyday life feels easier. The most rewarding part of his job is supporting people to regain the function and independence they need to get back to the activities they enjoy most.
Highlights working PH:
The community here, both clinicians and clients, is unmatched in their positivity and enthusiasm. No where else can make coming to work so much fun.
What do you love about your career? (maybe say the area you love treating too?)
Helping people be healthy and active, and keep them doing the things that matter most to them. I also particularly love getting our younger generation interested and passionate about exercising and moving their body.
What’s your process for turning a bad day into a good one?
Getting outside or playing some sport.
What would people be surprised to know about you?
I learnt how to ride a bike when I was 13.
What’s your Karaoke song?
Karma Chameleon by Culture Club.
Guilty pleasure
Board games, I even have my own board game bag!
Toilet paper hung over or under?
Hung over every day of the week.
What do you love about Wollongong?
How close everything is – work, the beach, the footy field, the basketball court, the shops, the train. Everything you need is right there.
P.s Coriander? Yes or HARD NO?
Hard no thanks.
