Senior Physiotherapist · Clinical Services Director · Evolutio Richmond
The harder the problem, the better.
Bayden is Evolutio's go-to for injuries that haven't responded to treatment elsewhere. With over 9 years of clinical experience, advanced training in Anatomy in Motion (AiM), and a genuine interest in difficult biomechanical presentations, he's the practitioner patients find when they've run out of other options.
About Bayden
The practitioner reception recommends when patients have already tried everyone else.
Bayden is widely considered the fourth best thing to come out of Tasmania, behind Pinot Noir, Sullivans Cove whiskey, and Simon Baker, in no particular order. He joined Evolutio in 2016 and has been here ever since, eventually taking on the role of Clinical Services Director.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise Science from the University of Tasmania before completing his Doctor of Physiotherapy at Melbourne University. Nine years into clinical practice, he's built a reputation around the cases other practitioners find difficult. Multi-factorial injuries, presentations that haven't responded to standard treatment, chronic foot and biomechanical problems — these are the referrals that end up on his desk.
He has worked extensively with CrossFit athletes, powerlifters, Olympic lifters, runners, cyclists and AFL players, including several years as a trainer with the VAFA. His approach is systematic and detail-oriented, which is exactly what complicated injuries require. What to look for in a physiotherapist
Specialisations
Nine years of clinical focus has produced genuine depth across several distinct areas. If your injury fits one of these categories, Bayden is likely the right practitioner.
If your injury has multiple contributing factors or hasn't responded to previous treatment, Bayden's systematic approach is built for exactly this. Thorough, persistent, and genuinely curious about difficult cases.
Choosing the right physioFoot and ankle problems are a particular area of focus. Plantar fasciitis, complex foot mechanics, orthotic-related issues — his AiM training gives him insight into foot function that most physios don't have. Can a physio help with foot pain?
Foot and ankle physioBayden treats the full spectrum of running injuries with particular focus on biomechanical factors and load management. He works well with runners who have complicated presentations or a history of unsuccessful treatment.
Running physio at EvolutioBayden works extensively with powerlifters and strength athletes. He understands the demands of heavy lifting and helps athletes navigate injuries while maintaining as much training as possible. Should you see a powerlifting physio?
Comprehensive assessment and treatment of spinal conditions, with Bayden considering biomechanical factors from the feet up. He's particularly well suited to back and neck presentations tied to movement dysfunction.
Back pain physioIf your orthotics aren't working, Bayden can review your foot mechanics, assess the prescription, and work with your podiatrist to get a better outcome.
Foot and ankle physioAdvanced Training
Bayden is a certified Anatomy in Motion practitioner. AiM is an advanced assessment and treatment framework that evaluates movement across the entire kinetic chain, from foot strike through to the spine. It gives him tools for biomechanical problems that go well beyond standard physiotherapy training, and it's a significant reason why patients with complex presentations seek him out specifically.
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Qualifications
FAQ
Everything you need to know about booking with Bayden and what to expect.
Book with BaydenWhat injuries does Bayden specialise in?
Complex injuries, chronic foot pain, biomechanical problems, running injuries, powerlifting injuries, and cases that haven't responded to previous treatment. He's the practitioner reception recommends when patients have been struggling to find answers elsewhere.
What is Anatomy in Motion (AiM)?
An advanced assessment and treatment framework that evaluates movement through the entire kinetic chain. As an AiM practitioner, Bayden has specialised training in biomechanics and foot function that goes well beyond standard physiotherapy education. Learn more at anatomyinmotion.co.uk.
Is Bayden good for foot problems?
Yes. Foot and ankle issues are one of his primary areas. He treats plantar fasciitis, complex foot mechanics, orthotic-related problems, and chronic foot pain. His AiM certification gives him a real advantage here. More on physiotherapy for foot pain.
My injury is complicated and I've been to multiple practitioners. Can Bayden help?
That's exactly the kind of case Bayden is built for. His systematic approach means he doesn't give up when the picture isn't clear. Most patients with long-running complex injuries appreciate his patience and methodical way of working.
Does Bayden work with powerlifters?
Yes, extensively. He understands the demands of heavy lifting and works to keep athletes training where possible. See also our piece on powerlifting physiotherapy.
Can Bayden help if my orthotics aren't working?
Yes. Bayden can assess whether your orthotics are appropriate, review your foot mechanics, and work with your podiatrist to get a better outcome. Orthotic-related issues are a common reason patients are referred to him specifically.
Does Bayden provide home exercises?
Yes. A structured home exercise programme is a core part of Bayden's approach. He provides clear instructions and progressions so you understand what to do and why, rather than just handing over a generic sheet.
How do I book with Bayden?
Book online directly into Bayden's calendar, call 03 9100 3798, WhatsApp +61 430 436 531, or email info@evolutio.com.au.
Our Team
Evolutio is a multidisciplinary sports physio clinic in Richmond. Bayden works collaboratively with the rest of the team — if he thinks someone else is a better fit for your injury, he'll tell you.
Service Areas
Centrally located in Richmond, easily accessible from across inner Melbourne.