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RICHIE LYNCH – Tennis & Racquet Sport Physio
Richie is a specialist tennis & racquet sport physio based at Seaforth Physio on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, with extensive experience working at the highest levels of the sport. He provides physiotherapy support to several top 100 ATP players and is a key member of the Australian Open Tennis medical team, managing acute injuries and guiding athletes through the demands of elite competition.
With a dual background in physiotherapy and strength & conditioning, Richie combines injury treatment with performance enhancement and prevention. His expertise spans acute soft tissue management, overuse injuries, and tailored return-to-play strategies, designed specifically for racket sport athletes of all levels.
Passionate about keeping players on court, Richie works with juniors, aspiring professionals, and recreational athletes. His approach blends hands-on therapy with evidence-based exercise programs, addressing common issues such as shoulder pain, elbow and wrist injuries, lower back problems, and knee or ankle concerns, while optimising movement patterns for long-term resilience.
His services include:
• Injury assessment & treatment – targeted care for acute and overuse injuries
• Performance & conditioning programs – strength, mobility, and agility for racket sports
• Injury prevention strategies – reducing the risk of common injuries
• Return-to-play pathways – step-by-step recovery for safe return to competition
• Racket setup advice – guidance on weight, strings, tension, and grip to reduce injury risk and improve performance
With experience at the Australian Open and on the ATP Tour, Richie brings world-class expertise to every racket sport athlete.
Physiotherapy for all racquet sports:
✓ Tennis ✓ Pickleball ✓ Padel ✓ Squash ✓ Badminton
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