MEET THE TEAM

Kyle started his exercise & sport science career with a Bachelor of Exercise Science at ACU with a minor in Psychology and finished his post graduate studies in Exercise Physiology in 2008. He commenced his career at Epworth Hospital, Richmond, exposed to a wide range of neurological and musculoskeletal conditions and has spent the last 10 years working in private practice on the Mornington Peninsula, in the eastern suburbs and now as co-director of PXP. Kyle recently completed accreditation as a level 1 strength and conditioning coach to further his own professional development.

Kyle has developed a very personal connection with patients who struggle to deal with the limitations and barriers that come with long term pain, injury and disease. He has worked with patients as young as 5 and as old as 95, giving him a real perspective of health and wellbeing across one’s lifespan. Kyle is a huge Melbourne Demons supporter and loves going to the footy. For exercise Kyle likes weights, yoga, rock climbing, cycling and kayaking. He lives with his wife Danielle and their two cats Juliet and Daisy.

Beth completed an Undergraduate degree in Exercise Science in 2008 at Victoria University. She was selected to work in the Sport Science sector as a trainee at Victorian Institute of Sport until 2010 whilst studying for her Masters degree in Exercise Physiology. During her studies Beth ran a cardiovascular and metabolic exercise clinic at Victoria University and worked as a Personal Trainer until 2012. Beth has a drive for excellence and education for both her patients and peers.

Beth has now been an Exercise Physiologist working in private practice for 10 years and recently completed accreditation as a level 1 strength and conditioning coach to further her own professional development. Beth is a passionate netball player and spends as much time outdoors riding dirt bikes camping and travelling. This record of challenging herself has inspired her ability to challenge others in their rehabilitation, strength and performance goals at any level. She loves time with her family, her friends, and her border collie Millie.

Emma completed her Masters of Exercise Physiology at ACU after many years of coaching and personal training. She grew up in a very active family and this fostered her passion for wanting to improve people’s health and wellbeing through exercise.

Emma is enthusiastic and motivating in her approach to exercise therapy and strives to help people have positive movement experiences. Emma enjoys working in all areas of health across all age groups. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal conditions, mental health and invisible illnesses including Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) as well as working with older people to help maintain their functional capacity, enabling them to continue to do the things they enjoy.

When she isn’t working she likes to be at the beach, practicing yoga and creating all sorts of art works.