Gianni Chng: Physiotherapist

19/01/2026

After five years at , I’ve decided it’s time to step up and move into the next phase of my career.

This has been a hugely formative period for me as a physiotherapist and professional. I’ve had the opportunity to grow well beyond the treatment room, developing my clinical reasoning, refining my rehab and performance approach, and expanding into education, mentoring, presenting, and athletic testing, while working alongside some genuinely talented people.

Along the way, I’ve been fortunate to become a trusted resource for cyclists and endurance athletes in Melbourne, particularly around bike fitting, cycling-related pain, and performance.

I’m incredibly grateful for the trust, support, and experiences that shaped my development.

As I move into this next chapter, I’ll be transitioning into the workplace health and rehabilitation industry, with the opportunity to have broader impact supporting recovery and sustainable return-to-work outcomes.

For the cycling community, I’ll continue offering bike fitting and endurance coaching on a by-appointment basis from my private studio in Heidelberg. Feel free to reach out directly.

Thank you to all the clients I’ve worked with over the years. Every journey has contributed to how I practice today.

Proud of what’s been built. Excited for what’s ahead.

Chapeau. 🚴‍♂️

31/12/2025

2025 was a ride to remember 🚴‍♂️💥

Thanks to everyone who trusted me with their bike fits, rehab, coaching, and performance goals this year!

Things are gearing up for 2026⚡ Watch this space 👀

Chapeau! 🎩

04/10/2025

Worse than doing a ramp test…

08/03/2025

What I’d like to do is share with you some facts about your outie, because your outie is an exemplary person.

These facts should be very pleasing.

Just relax your body, and be open to the facts.

Try to enjoy each, equally.

18/02/2025

🚴‍♂️ Neck pain while cycling is common, but why does it happen?

It’s easy to blame your posture on the bike and the fit alone, but the reality is more complex—training load, fatigue, endurance in sustained positions, and even sleep and stress all play a role.

🔎 What the evidence says:
✅ Long durations in neck extension can lead to fatigue-related discomfort, but posture alone isn’t the cause.
✅ Training load & sudden spikes in volume are bigger predictors of pain than biomechanics.
✅ Endurance & exposure to sustained positions matter more than strength.
✅ Stress, sleep, and recovery influence pain sensitivity.

🎯 The takeaway?
Neck pain in cycling isn’t about “perfect posture”—it’s about progressive adaptation to load and sustained positions. If your discomfort persists, it might be time to look at your training volume, bike setup, and recovery strategies.

A bike fit can help you find a comfortable position to get you started, and then getting to a position that is both comfortable and fast takes time.

💬 Have you struggled with neck pain on the bike? Drop a comment below👇

28/11/2024

How it started, how it went, how it ended.

I gave the 60km Ultra Mo-Rathon everything I had. I Made it to 30km before my legs started wanting to give up, then managed another 6km lap with a mix of running and walking. From 36–42km, it was down to 400m stretches of walking and running, and after that, I tried a final lap but only managed to walk 3kms before my legs officially tapped out at 45kms.

In the end it wasn’t the full 60, it would have been easier to cover that over the whole month - but that wasn’t what this event was about. Proud of what I achieved and humbled by the experience… I could think of worse ways to complete my first (ultra)marathon.

Big thanks to everyone who has donated, came out to run, or cheered from the sidelines, and to Alexya, who was there to support me during the tough final kms.

We’re now just $115 away from hitting $5,000 for Movember. If you can chip in, even a few dollars, it’d mean the world—link below and in bio.

https://au.movember.com/mospace/15104365?utm_source=qrcode&utm_medium=mo_app&utm_campaign=movember&utm_content=app_share_mospace_qr

30/09/2024

We want to extend our deepest thanks to every single person who contributed to the incredible success of this year’s Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour. Whether you were one of our dedicated riders, an event attendee, an inspiring presenter, technical support, a Local Pain Educator (LPE), or part of the staff and team at Pain Revolution HQ, your time, effort, and passion made this event unforgettable.

Thanks to all of you, we were able to continue our mission of educating rural communities about the science of pain and why things hurt, empowering those who need it most.

https://painrevolution.org/so/3eP8isEaD?languageTag=en

09/09/2024

It’s almost time!

This Friday I begin the ~800km journey from Mt. Gambier to Horsham with Pain Revolution all in the name of providing evidence based programs to equip rural and regional communities with the skills and knowledge to prevent and effectively treat chronic pain.

BUT, I still need your support as I’m still not quite at my fundraising goal! No donation is too small, and every little bit counts in helping run these programs and help people without access to resources such as this.

2024 Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour : Make a donation today to support 2024 Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour

01/08/2024

Sometimes simple is best

26/07/2024

🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️ This year, for a week in September I’ll be joining the polka dot peloton on my first Pain Revolution rural outreach tour.

💛🩷 The pain revolution is a not-for-profit initiative that provides evidence based programs to are aimed at equipping rural and regional communities to prevent and effectively treat chronic pain.

👨‍⚕️ As a physiotherapist working with people from all walks of life who live with persistent pain, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of education and empathy, and I know that with the right tools and support, people can build resilience and break free from the cycle of chronic pain.

🙏 If you can spare any coin your generous donation will fuel this movement, equipping local networks and health professionals with the knowledge they need to provide high-quality care and create brighter futures.

Donation link:
https://2024-pain-revolution-rural-outreach-tour.raisely.com/gianni-chng

Find out more about the Pain Revolution here:
https://2024-pain-revolution-rural-outreach-tour.raisely.com/

13/11/2023

[Exercises for s̶t̶r̶e̶n̶g̶t̶h̶ tolerance]

Let's redefine the narrative around exercises and discomfort. It's not a reflection of weakness; it's a journey towards greater resilience. 💪 Every movement is an opportunity to enhance our tolerance and rewrite our physical story.

🧐 If muscular weakness was the only reason you have pain, you’d think elite athletes would never get injured.

🔥 Instead of avoiding discomfort, let's embrace it as a catalyst for transformation.
It’s not just about getting stronger - we're evolving into versions of ourselves that can withstand more, endure more, and ultimately, thrive more.

🌟 So here's to the process, the sweat, and the temporary discomfort that leads to lasting strength. It's not about avoiding pain; it's about rewriting its role in our story.

01/10/2023

[THE REALITY OF REHAB]

📈📉It's not always a smooth, linear journey. There may be times when you experience setbacks or flare-ups, and that's completely normal.

🌻 What truly matters is your resilience and the way you approach these moments. Trusting the process means understanding that it's okay to have ups and downs. It's a part of the journey.

❤️ Be kind to yourself, especially durning times of doubt. Self-compassion can be your greatest ally. Instead of ruminating on setbacks, focus on how far you've come

✨ Remember, it's not about perfection; it's about progress. Embrace the journey, and keep moving forward. 💪