Tom Caristo
APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
Tom is one of the most highly qualified and experienced Sports and Exercise Physiotherapists on the Northern Beaches.
He completed a degree of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) at Sydney University in 2010 before going on to complete a post-graduate Masters of Sports Physiotherapy at University of Queensland in 2014.
He established Balgowlah Physio in 2017.
He has been involved with a wide range of organisations & continues to support local, state & national teams.
Tom is currently a contractor to
NRL Referees (2016 - current)
Tom has previously been involved with:
Cricket NSW players (2016 - 2019)
East Asia Pacific Cricket tour of Australia (2016, 2017, 2019)
International Cricket Council World Development Squad tour of Australia (2018)
Vanuatu Cricket tour to South Africa (2017)
Performance Medicine Productions - Georgie Girl, My Fair Lady, Singing In The Rain (2016)
Pacific Games in Papua New Guinea (2015)
University of Queensland Cricket Club (2014)
Eastwood & Ryde Netball Association (2012-2013)
Macquarie University Swimming (2012-2013)
Get to know our physiotherapist, Tom.
What do you love about being a physiotherapist?
I love using all the knowledge I have learnt over the years to make a significant difference to each person’s physical wellbeing. I love meeting new people, hearing their stories and the motivation they have. It inspires me to try something new.
How do you spend your down time?
I spend time with my wife, daughter and son venturing to Freshwater and Queenscliff beaches, finding the newest local cafe or restaurant or at a comedy night.
How do you try and better yourself?
I am always sharpening my Italian vocabulary, learning how to surf, lifting weights in the gym, cycling in the local area and improvising songs to sing to my kids.
What sports do you play?
I have played many sports over the years - cricket, rugby, football, oztag, touch football, snowboarding, cycling, baseball to name a few. I regularly keep my fitness by trail running in the National Parks in the local area.
How do you drink your coffee?
I prefer a piccolo, but you might catch me sipping a cappuccino slowly over the course of day.
