Pivot Sports Performance

Meet Brandon Griffiths 👋

No, he’s not related to Yianni… despite the similarities. 🤷‍♂️😂

Brandon is the newest Physio joining the team at Pivot Ringwood, but his story with us actually started as a patient.

While completing his Master’s, he injured himself playing footy and came to Pivot for rehab. After experiencing the Pivot approach firsthand, he knew this was where he wanted to be. Following a stint in private practice down in Seaford, he’s officially joined the team here at Pivot.

We’re stoked to have you on board, Brandon, and can’t wait to see the impact you’ll have on our athletes and community. 💙

If you see him around the gym, be sure to say hello and make him feel welcome!

• Are you an athlete who is prone to injury?
• Are you always tired?
• Do you frequently get sick?
• Would you like to more about nutrition around sport?
• Do you know what food you can eat to prevent injury?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, this nutrition workshop is for you.

📅 Wednesday 5th August
⏰ 7-8pm
📍 Pivot Sports Performance, Bundoora
🔗 booking link in bio ($10 members, $25 non members).
⭐️ hosted by Ella from LOADED PERFORMANCE NUTRITION

Welcome to the new Pivot Bundoora.

A space designed with one purpose in mind, giving our athletes the best environment to train, recover and perform.

Every detail has been considered to create a facility that supports every stage of the journey, whether you’re returning from injury, building strength, chasing a new PB or competing at the highest level.

This isn’t just a new gym. It’s a space where hard work meets the right coaching, where progress is measured, and where athletes of all levels have the tools and support to reach their potential.

We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve created and can’t wait to welcome both familiar and new faces through the doors.

See you at Pivot Bundoora. 🤍

If I wanted to train like an athlete, seeing how sore I could get tomorrow wouldn’t be the goal.

I’d want a program that allows me to adapt, recover, and continue training at a high standard without constantly being limited by fatigue.

My performance on the field, court, track, or wherever I compete would always take priority over chasing exhaustion in the gym.

I’d expect my training to evolve throughout the year, with each phase serving a specific purpose and building toward key performance outcomes.

And athletic development would go beyond lifting weights. Sprinting, jumping, bounding, hopping, and throwing would all be key components of my training.

I’d train for performance, not just fatigue.