Episode 134: Lily Chiu - How Therapists Reach the Olympics
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What does it really take to go from treating clients in a suburban clinic to supporting athletes on the world stage?
Recorded live at the 2026 Massage & Myotherapy Australia National Conference in Geelong, David sits down with Lily Chiu, an experienced myotherapist and remedial massage therapist whose career has spanned more than three decades across private practice, education, professional sport, and international competition.
In this episode, Lily shares the story of how a chance introduction to massage led to a career working with elite athletes, including Olympic and Paralympic campaigns, professional football clubs, the Australian Open, and international athletics teams. Along the way, she discusses the role of networking, mentorship, volunteering, professionalism, and reputation in opening doors to high-performance sport.
Together, David and Lily explore what life is really like behind the scenes at major sporting events, the realities of travelling with teams, and the lessons everyday therapists can learn from elite sport.
Whether your goal is to work at the Olympics or simply become a better therapist on Monday morning, this conversation offers a practical and honest look at what it takes to build a long and respected career in our profession.
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