Languages: English, Mandarin
As a physiotherapist who is passionate about exercise, Hunter is constantly analysing and practising the movement of different training approaches. This process of investigation is then integrated alongside his understanding of Kinetic Control, and his own exercise and clinical experience, in working with a wide range of clients. His clinical practice is more than just managing their pain; he is also enhancing movement efficiency, performance, and reducing injury recurrence.
On completing his BSc in Physiotherapy from National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan, Hunter has provided exercise and manual therapy within a rehabilitation clinic. In addition to clinical work, he frequently shares health information and promotes physiotherapy through social media. Although an experienced weight trainer, he recognises many of his clients’ issues are the result of inefficient movement and altered coordination, which require a different approach to traditional strength training. Hunter says, “Many people experience anxiety when moving their body due to current pain or their pain experience, sometimes even though they don’t feel any pain now.” To address this, Hunter believes everyone should have the chance to recognise the importance of Movement Health, and this also includes his fellow clinicians.