Meet Our Team
Tim Delvins
Physiotherapist
Tim is a highly experienced and skilled physiotherapist with extensive experience spanning across the public and private health care systems.
Working as a clinical educator for the University of South Australia and a physiotherapist at many of SA Health’s major acute hospitals and rehabilitation facilities has given him a comprehensive understanding of the Australian health system. This enables him to assist his clients in navigating this and equips him with the skills and knowledge to optimise the outcomes of even the most difficult and complex rehabilitation cases.
Tim’s passion for sport started as an aspiring athlete himself representing South Australia in cricket and Australian Rules Football. Choosing football provided Tim with the opportunity to represent the North Adelaide Football Club for 10 years and gain exposure to some of South Australia’s best physiotherapists.
His long term commitment and experiences within this professional sporting environment coupled with his own experience in rehabilitating through numerous injuries places Tim in a unique position to understand what you are going through when facing setbacks from injury.
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Having been through a variety of personal injuries and having extensive success with his own clients, Tim’s organic knowledge in rehabilitation is unique. His passion to reach the client’s goals comes from a thorough understanding of the injury, rehabilitation process and his empathy for each patient.
Tim has worked and continues to work with numerous professional and semi-professional athletes and organisations. He values genuine relationships and loves the long term relationships that he has made as part of the Body Fit community.
When not at Body Fit, Tim loves spending time with his young family and staying as active as possible. Go-to fitness for Tim includes running, bike riding and olympic lifting.
Luke Chetcuti
Physiotherapist
Luke is an experienced physiotherapist who has worked across a range of settings in the private sector of physiotherapy. He has valuable experience in the musculoskeletal, sporting and disability realms of physiotherapy along with experience in working within a hospital emergency department. Luke has a Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science and Masters in Physiotherapy which provides him with a comprehensive understanding of the body, exercise, and injury rehabilitation. This has collectively equipped him to assist patients with a range of acute and chronic conditions.
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Luke is passionate about understanding people’s challenges and educating them to manage their conditions in order to achieve their goals - whether that be returning to their favourite sport, work or meaningful activity. He believes exercise is imperative not only for improving performance or preventing injury, but also an important tool for health and longevity. Additionally, Luke feels helping people manage their pain is key to achieving an active approach yet does not shy away from a ‘hands on approach’ (i.e., massage and dry needling) where necessary.
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Luke has a particular interest in soccer. He’s played from a young age and has a firsthand understanding of its physical requirements and injury risks. He’s worked with Adelaide United’s exercise scientist, strength & conditioning coach, and physiotherapist, along with working in sub-elite and amateur sport . Luke is the current team physiotherapist of State League 2 side; Adelaide University SC and also has experience working with their Women’s NPL team. This has given Luke a broad range of exposure working with amateur, semi-professional and professional athletes to assist them in their rehabilitation, returning to sport and performance along with preventing injury recurrence.
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Luke has experience in treating a range of musculoskeletal and sporting conditions. Some of which include sport related injuries (muscle strains, ankle sprains, ACL injuries, hip & groin injuries), running related injuries (hip pain, knee pain and tendon issues) and musculoskeletal pain (neck pain, shoulder pain and back pain).
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Outside the clinic, Luke enjoys resistance training in the gym, going for a run or a bike ride, and spending time with his family and friends.
Mat is a highly experienced APA sports & exercise physiotherapist, who loves working with patients and athletes of all levels to help them achieve their goals – whatever they may be!
Mat has extensive experience working in elite-level and professional sport. He’s served as the Head Physiotherapist to Adelaide United FC and the Australian National Paralympic football team (‘Pararoos’), and as a physiotherapist to the Australian 'Joeys' Youth National Football team. This experience enables him to help athletes at both elite and recreational levels prevent injury, reduce time on the sidelines and perform at their peak.
A keen long distance runner himself, Mat has also developed a special clinical interest area in running biomechanics, and running-related injuries; placing a strong emphasis on active rehabilitation and load management. Mat’s also passionate about the importance of education in the prevention and treatment of injury – that people know how their bodies work, and more importantly what to do to keep them injury-free and performing at their best.
Mat also currently serves as a council member to the South Australian Sports Medicine Association, and a committee member on the APA’s Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy group. In addition to clinic work, Mat’s involved as a university lecturer and clinical educator to physiotherapy students in Adelaide, and has published a number of peer-reviewed academic articles on injury management and rehabilitation.
Outside of work, Mat enjoys getting out & about for a run, is a cricket tragic, and loves spending time with his young family.
Qualifications:
Masters of Sports Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons)
APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine
ASCA Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Accreditation
Mat Prior
Physiotherapist
Winnie is a dedicated physiotherapist and certified Pilates instructor from Adelaide. Growing up in South Australia, she completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy with academic merits at the University of South Australia before beginning her professional journey. Winnie’s has experience working across major hospitals and rehabilitation facilities in Adelaide.
Winnie spent time in the UK, working as a physiotherapist and clinical Pilates instructor at Oxford Sports Physiotherapy & Pilates and Oxford City School of Dance. This international experience broadened her expertise and allowed her to refine her skills in both therapeutic and fitness-focused Pilates.
In recent years, Winnie has specialised as a reformer Pilates teacher, further enhancing her ability to tailor exercise programs to meet her clients needs. Her focus has been on integrating her Pilates expertise with her physiotherapy background to provide targeted individualised care supporting her clients to reach their rehabilitation and wellness goals.
Winnie’s passion for personalised care and her extensive training and experience uniquely position her to meet the diverse needs of her clients. Her commitment to professional development and enthusiasm for teaching reflect her dedication to helping clients achieve their best outcomes.
Outside of her professional life, Winnie enjoys spending time with her family, and practicing Pilates to continually enrich her own fitness journey while supporting others in theirs.
