Rain Li

Rain completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University, WA, and has extensive experience in professional sports physiotherapy in the World Class Tennis Competition and top tier of Soccer in Victoria:

• ASB Auckland Classic 2025 (ATP 250): 2nd place
• Australian Open 2025 (GRAND SLAM): Last 16
• National Premier League (NPL) soccer: Altona Magic SC
• Previously in Green Gully SC, Northcote City FC, Rockingham City FC

With substantial experience treating lower limbs, groin, back, shoulders, and neck injuries, rain is strongly interested in treating all sports-related injuries. These include:

• ACL & meniscus tear injury
• Post-surgical/fracture management
• Frozen shoulder; shoulder Impingement; rotator cuff pathology; shoulder instability
• Neck pain & headache
• Acute or chronic back pain
• Tennis elbow; golfer’s elbow
• Arthritis
• Sports injuries in children
• Workcover/ TAC claims

Rain’s approach is deeply rooted in his extensive background in football medicine and strength and conditioning, enabling him to deliver exceptional care.

Rain’s profound impact is highlighted by his experience treating Paris Olympics Silver medallists to compete in professional tennis tournaments around the world. Notably, his expertise has supported multiple athletes in achieving state representation, and they have reached the pinnacle of their careers by competing in the world cup for soccer and futsal.

Dedicated to fostering recovery and performance, Rain is passionate about assisting a diverse clientele. From the general working population to athletes at various levels, he is committed to crafting personalised, comprehensive rehabilitation plans. These plans are meticulously designed to align with each individual’s unique goals, ensuring a path to optimal health and performance.

Languages

• English
• Cantonese
• Mandarin

Interests:

• ACL & Shoulder rehab

Licenses & memberships

• Australia Physiotherapy Association (APA) including Sports and Exercise Physiotherapy Group
• APA Sports Physio Lv1
• Sports Medicine Australia (SMA)
• Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA)
• FIFA–Football Medicine
• DMA Clinical Pilates