Kyle Weise

Physio
B.Ex.Sci and M/Phty
Member APA; Dry Needling

Main interests: Running, Trail Running, Ultra Marathons, Endurance athletes  (GoldCoastRunningPhysio)

Kyle has competed in team sports including, rugby league, rugby union and cricket from a young age. From this he has developed an interest in helping athletes of all levels across all different sports.

Kyle currently personally trains and competes in Ultra-marathon Running around Australia and Internationally. As of 2019 he currently holds four Australian age groups Ultra-marathon records, including the 50km road run record for 20-29yrs in 03:34:44 set on the Gold Coast. He has been involved in the GC Marathon event as both a runner and a pace runner with great satisfaction from helping other athletes achieve their goals.

Kyle has a real passion for working with runners as well as all endurance athletes. As someone who competes in these sports himself, he has an understanding of what athletes are going through when suffering from an injury, and how important running and keep fit and healthy is.  He can help you with planning a return to run program after injury or a break, and can help advise you on cross-training and alternative fitness activities appropriate for you.

Kyle has a good eye for running technique and can screen you individually as a runner to help you perform and reduce your risk of injury (see more about Sports Screenings here)  He can review your running in clinic, or help you learn the skill of trail running each week as he leads both the Monday and Wednesday Run@mygcphysio runs in Nerang State Forest (read more about Run@mygcphysio here).  Kyle is available at our Ashmore Clinic location or through the Run Group.

Kyle’s Story

I was born in Ipswich and spent my first 9 years there before I moved to the Gold Coast with my Mum and younger brother. We’ve always been a very sporty family with both my parents being heavily involved in numerous sports.  After moving to the Gold Coast in 2004, I began playing rugby league, which I continued up until I finished school.

The last few years of high school was when I met Caitlin and she is definitely to blame for my current running adventures after persuading me into doing the 48km Kokoda Challenge when we were in our last year of school. After that I was hooked.

Around a year after I started running, at the age of 19, I thought it’d be a great idea to sign up for a 100km race because “Well, I only have to jog. It can’t be that hard”. Well that day I found out just how hard it is but I managed to get four Australian Under 20 records so it was all worth it.  I also managed to add another Australian age group record to that and to date I’ve completed 21 ultra marathons and amassed over 20000km of running (again, because why not).

Kokoda Challenge when we were in our last year of school. After that I was hooked.

During this time I started my study at Griffith University here on the Coast where I studied for 5 years. I was fortunate enough that Britt let me do my last placement at Gold Coast Physio & Sports Health and well, the rest if history!

I love working with the amazing team we have at Gold Coast Physio & Sports health and can’t wait for many more years to come, and to be able to help many more athletes achieve!

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