Keeping you moving

Lucy Bunge

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (UniSA)

WS+EMC Since: 2022

Lucy completed her physiotherapy degree from the University of South Australia in 2020 and is currently studying her Masters of Sports Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland. 
Since graduating, Lucy has gained experience working within multi disciplinary teams to support individuals reach their movement goals through formulating strength and conditioning programs in the gym, completing running assessments, as well as providing aquatic physiotherapy rehabilitation. Lucy also runs GLA:D® Back and GLA:D® Hip/Knee classes. 
Lucy has qualifications in ASCA Strength and Conditioning (Level 1), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (Level 1) and Dry Needling (Level 2). Currently, Lucy is providing sports physio services for the Female Pathway athletes at South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) and 'The Steelers' (our National Wheelchair Rugby team). Lucy also regularly works Saturday afternoon medical room coverage at Netball SA and was previously the team physio for Hockey SA Men's Hockey One and U/18 Women's teams.
When she is not at work, Lucy is constantly being active, whether that be running, freediving, practicing yoga or hiking. You may also find her baking in her kitchen for family and friends!
Involvement with Teams and Association:
Current
  • Team physiotherapist- South Australian Cricket female U/16s, U/19's and 2nd XI
  • Team physiotherapist- Wheelchair Rugby Australia
  • Member - Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)
Previous
  • Team physiotherapist -  Matrics Netball Club 
  • Team physiotherapist - Adelaide Fire Men's Hockey team
  • Team physiotherapist - Hockey SA U/18 Women's team
  • Academic Tutor for physiotherapy students 
  • Player - Adelaide Hockey Club and Adelaide Uni Blacks Football Club
  • Sports Trainer - Port Adelaide Football Club
Greatest Sporting Moments:
  • As a spectator: any Port Adelaide Football Club win, especially a Showdown
  • As a physio: South Australia beating Victoria for the first time ever in the Men's National Hockey One League in 2023
  • As a player: Winning the Metro 1 Women’s Hockey Grand Final in 2017
Lucy Bunge