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Edward Guanzon – Physiotherapist
Edward Guanzon is a physiotherapist and ultra-marathon runner with a background working in elite sport and a passion for helping people move, recover, and perform at their best. Blending clinical expertise with real-world experience, he takes a hands-on, strength-based approach to rehab for runners and active individuals.
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Edward Guanzon – Physiotherapist
Progressive Sports And Spinal Physiotherapy Rouse Hill, Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill NSW, AustraliaLast updated: 23 July, 2025Edward Guanzon is an experienced physiotherapist with a strong passion for movement, performance, and rehabilitation. He holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from the University of Sydney and a Doctor of Physiotherapy from Macquarie University.
Edward has worked extensively across both elite and community sport, previously leading physiotherapy programs for several football and rugby league clubs throughout Western Sydney. His background in strength-based sports and firsthand experience with injury give him a unique perspective on the rehab process.
A runner himself
In recent years, Edward has developed a love for running, completing multiple 50km ultra-marathons. This journey has given him a deeper appreciation for the demands of endurance sport and sparked a passion for helping runners of all ages and abilities reach their full movement potential. Whether it’s recovering from injury or striving for performance, Edward combines clinical expertise with a practical, athlete-centred approach.
Services they offer
- Sports Physiotherapy
- Spinal Physiotherapy
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- injury prevention program
- return to sport planning
- Hands on therapy
- Run and biomechanical assessment
- Men’s health
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Hand therapy
Clinic approach and treatment philosophy
Grounded in the belief that movement is medicine, this approach prioritises hands-on treatment to reduce pain and improve mobility early in the rehab process. From there, strength-based, progressive rehabilitation is tailored to each individual’s goals and lifestyle.
Emphasis is placed on education, clear communication, and collaborative care to ensure patients feel informed and empowered throughout their recovery. The focus is not just on overcoming injury, but on building long-term movement capacity and performance.
Ideal for those returning to sport, managing injury, or striving to move at their best, this is a practical, results-driven approach to physiotherapy.
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