Jackson Mayer
Physiotherapist
On returning to Australia, Jackson completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Honours) at the University of Sydney before going on to complete a Master of Physiotherapy, also at the University of Sydney. This dual qualification allows him to combine advanced clinical physiotherapy with structured strength and conditioning principles to create individualised programmes that address both rehabilitation and long-term performance.
Jackson currently works as a physiotherapist with Hakoah FC, bringing active pitch-side and performance experience to his clinical practice at BeFit Training Physiotherapy.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy in Coogee, Jackson applies his clinical knowledge and experience to support patients across all ages and backgrounds. His approach is holistic and individually focused — guiding each person from pain and restriction through to restored movement and improved performance. He takes time to understand the root cause of each presentation, ensuring that rehabilitation is structured, sustainable, and tailored to each person’s goals and lifestyle.
His clinical interests include sports injuries, strength-based rehabilitation, return-to-sport programming, and performance-focused exercise rehabilitation for active individuals across all levels.
Jackson Mayer
Physiotherapist | Coogee
On returning to Australia, Jackson completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Honours) at the University of Sydney before going on to complete a Master of Physiotherapy, also at the University of Sydney. This dual qualification allows him to combine advanced clinical physiotherapy with structured strength and conditioning principles to create individualised programmes that address both rehabilitation and long-term performance.
Jackson currently works as a physiotherapist with Hakoah FC, bringing active pitch-side and performance experience to his clinical practice at BeFit Training Physiotherapy.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy in Coogee, Jackson applies his clinical knowledge and experience to support patients across all ages and backgrounds. His approach is holistic and individually focused — guiding each person from pain and restriction through to restored movement and improved performance. He takes time to understand the root cause of each presentation, ensuring that rehabilitation is structured, sustainable, and tailored to each person’s goals and lifestyle.
His clinical interests include sports injuries, strength-based rehabilitation, return-to-sport programming, and performance-focused exercise rehabilitation for active individuals across all levels.
Professional Credentials
Postgraduate qualification in physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, providing advanced clinical training across musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, building on Jackson’s background in exercise and sport science.
Undergraduate degree in exercise and sport science from the University of Sydney, providing a strong foundation in human movement, physiology, and athletic performance that underpins Jackson’s rehabilitation and strength and conditioning approach.
Accredited by the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA) — the national body recognised by the Australian Sports Commission — covering program design, exercise technique, and safe training delivery.
AHPRA REGISTRATION NUMBER: PHY0002787282
MEDICARE PROVIDER NUMBER: 6701184T
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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