Alphington Sports Medicine Clinic’s Managing Director Dr Gaylene McKay is no stranger to the rigorous demands of professional basketball – she played over 300 games in the WNBL and has been a team Physiotherapist since the early 1990’s when she retired. She returned from the WNBL hub late last year and
Now that the 2018/19 WNBL season is over, we chatted with Alphington Sports Medicine Clinic Physiotherapist Gaylene McKay about her involvement. When and how did you begin working as a Physio in the WNBL / for the Melbourne Boomers?I commenced working as a Physiotherapist in the WNBL in 1991 whilst
As the team Physiotherapist, I recently travelled to the Gold Coast with the Victorian Calisthenics teams competing in their Nationals. My daughter was in the Junior section (10 to 13 year olds) and they won the national title with a clean sweep of 6 first placings in the 6 items included in
Alphington Sports Medicine Clinic’s managing director, Gaylene McKay is no stranger to the rigorous demands of professional basketball. Having been the first WNBL player to rack up 300 games. She has been a part of the Bulleen Boomers since 1991 and she talks about her role with the ‘Manningham Leader’ ……read all
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