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At Mechanics of Movement we provide lower limb physiotherapy through structured pathways.

The approach is individualised and based on objective testing and reassessment. Pathways include Return to Run for persistent lower limb injuries, RunStronger for building load capacity and coordination, and RunScreen for one-off assessment of running coordination & capacity. 

Consultations are available Tuesday and Saturday. 

Lower Limb Pathways

 

Three pathways for the assessment and management of lower limb & coordination issues.

 

Return to Run - Lower Limb & Skill Rehabilitation

8–12 week pathway for persistent lower limb injuries.  

Includes initial assessment of movement, strength, load tolerance, and coordination.  

Consists of 3–4 in-person sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart, with reassessment at weeks 4, 8, and 12.  

Outcome: progressive program to return to running or sport.

 

RunStronger - Performance & Skill

10–12 week pathway for improving load capacity & skill.  

For runners preparing for a training block, event, or increased weekly mileage.  

Includes running-specific assessment, 3–4 in-person sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart, and progress testing at weeks 4, 8, and 12.  

Outcome: individualised program targeting tissue capacity, running coordination, and movement control.

 

RunScreen  

60-minute one-off assessment focused on performance.  

Identifies strengths, weaknesses, and weak links in the kinetic chain for hip, knee, ankle, and foot function.  

Includes history, clinical examination, video gait or movement analysis where appropriate, and objective testing of strength, range, and function.  

Outcome: written report with findings and recommendations for next steps.

 

Structure  

All pathways use the same assessment and retesting framework.  

 

Availability  

Consultations are available Tuesday and Saturday only.

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Tom O'Halloran

Tom is a physiotherapist with over 15 years experience who specialises in the understanding of lower limb biomechanics, running analysis, injury rehabilitation, pain science, behaviour change & strength & conditioning.
 
Aside from working within clinic, he also teaches courses on lower limb biomechanics to allied health professionals and within the physiotherapy university program. He has post graduate qualifications in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and a Masters Degree in Strength & Conditioning. 


QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Latrobe Uni 2009)
Graduate Certificate Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (Latrobe Uni)
Masters Strength & Conditioning (Edith Cowan Uni) 
M. Grad Cert. Behaviour Change Clinical Practice (Melbourne University)








 




The clinic is located at 1/102-104 Balliang Street, South Geelong (within Geelong Physical Therapy Centre). 

WHERE

@mechanicsofmovement 
info@mechanicsofmovement.com.au
0412629392
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