Ky Wynne is a director and co-founder of Athletes Edge Physiotherapy. He is a senior physiotherapist & exercise scientist, also holding running coach and personal training qualifications. Ky has extensive experience with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, possessing a clinical interest in runners, running-based athletes, youth athletes, lower limb athletic rehabilitation and strength and performance testing.
Prior to founding Athletes Edge Physiotherapy, Ky Wynne has consulted full-time as a physiotherapist at leading sports medicine clinics in Victoria, Australia. He also works at University-level as a lecturer and tutor, educating post-graduate physiotherapy students at RMIT, and previously holding course advisory roles. Additionally, Ky possesses a multitude of experience working in a variety of sporting settings, including high level endurance runners, elite youth sport (soccer, athletics athletes), NPL soccer, VAFA and EDFL football, just to name a few. Ky holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT), Graduate Certificate in Sports Medicine (Sports Physiotherapy Pathway) and a Bachelor of Exercise Science with a focus on rehabilitation. He has also recently released an online course around improving the standard of exercise and rehabilitation programming, as well as being invited to present and lecture at numerous physiotherapy and strength and conditioning online training organisations.
Ky also has recently had a number of research publications in well known and respected journals, including Journal of Physiotherapy, and the Strength and Conditioning Journal (see more here). Ky has been invited to speak and present on multiple occasions, including ABC radio, a number of industry podcasts, and multiple in-person events. He aims balance is clinical expertise with high-level, relevant evidence to improve the skillset of athletes and fellow health professionals.
Having competed in endurance running (ask him about his next marathon!), aussie rules football, surf lifesaving and futsal, Ky uses this experience in sporting settings to help better understand his patients and athletes. Outside of physiotherapy, Ky enjoys sport, the outdoors, travel, Asian food, and Melbourne coffee.
