Alex Hull
Physiotherapist
Alex is a physiotherapist at BeFit Training Physiotherapy in Edgecliff, Sydney, with a strong focus on sports physiotherapy, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, injury rehabilitation, and performance-based exercise rehabilitation. She helps active individuals and athletes recover from injury, rebuild strength, and return to sport and everyday activity with confidence.
Alex is a former competitive alpine ski racer, representing New Zealand nationally and internationally, with podium finishes across New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. Her high-performance sporting background provides valuable insight into the demands of elite sport, training load, competition, and return-to-performance pathways.
Having experienced multiple significant knee injuries, including ACL injuries, Alex understands first-hand the physical and psychological challenges of rehabilitation. This lived experience informs her patient-centred approach, with a strong emphasis on education, trust, and guiding patients through every stage of recovery.
Alex has worked across private practice and high-performance sporting environments, including supporting Olympic and World Cup-level athletes. This experience allows her to treat a wide range of presentations, from everyday musculoskeletal injuries through to complex sports and performance-related conditions.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy, Alex combines hands-on physiotherapy with structured strength and conditioning principles and progressive exercise rehabilitation. She has a strong interest in knee injuries, ACL rehabilitation, lower limb injuries, running-related injuries, return-to-sport programming, and long-term injury prevention.
Her goal is to reduce pain, restore movement, improve strength, and build long-term resilience so patients can return to sport, work, and daily life at their full potential.
Outside the clinic, Alex enjoys gym training, running, skiing, surfing, and golf.
Alex Hull
Physiotherapist | Edgecliff
Alex Hull is a physiotherapist at BeFit Training Physiotherapy in Edgecliff, Sydney, with a strong focus on sports physiotherapy, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, injury rehabilitation and performance-based exercise rehabilitation. She helps active individuals and athletes recover from injury, rebuild strength and return to sport and everyday activity with confidence through evidence-based physiotherapy.
Alex is a former competitive alpine ski racer, representing New Zealand nationally and internationally, with podium finishes across New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. Her high-performance sporting background provides valuable insight into the demands of elite sport, training load, competition, and return-to-performance pathways.
Having experienced multiple significant knee injuries, including ACL injuries, Alex understands first-hand the physical and psychological challenges of rehabilitation. This lived experience informs her patient-centred approach, with a strong emphasis on education, trust, and guiding patients through every stage of recovery.
Alex has worked across private practice and high-performance sporting environments, including supporting Olympic and World Cup-level athletes. This experience allows her to treat a wide range of presentations, from everyday musculoskeletal injuries through to complex sports and performance-related conditions.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy, Alex combines hands-on physiotherapy with structured strength and conditioning principles and progressive exercise rehabilitation. She has a strong interest in knee injuries, ACL rehabilitation, lower limb injuries, running-related injuries, return-to-sport programming, and long-term injury prevention.
Her goal is to reduce pain, restore movement, improve strength, and build long-term resilience so patients can return to sport, work, and daily life at their full potential.
Outside the clinic, Alex enjoys gym training, running, skiing, surfing, and golf.
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Professional Credentials
BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE (PHYSIOTHERAPY) — AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (2019-2022)
Undergraduate physiotherapy degree from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) — one of New Zealand’s leading health science universities — providing comprehensive clinical training across musculoskeletal, sports, and rehabilitation physiotherapy.
AHPRA REGISTRATION NUMBER: PHY0004066216
Meeting the standards for physiotherapy practice in Australia set by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), including ongoing professional development, professional conduct, and ethical practice.
Holds a current Working with Children Check — the mandatory background screening required to work safely with children and young people under 18.
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