Becki Friderich

Becki is a dedicated Physiotherapist at Coast Sport, specialising in sports injury management and post-operative orthopedic rehabilitation for the Central Coast community. With a clinical background spanning major regional trauma centres like Gosford and Wyong Hospitals, Becki brings a high-performance lens to every consultation, ensuring patients “Feel, Move, and Perform Well”.

Becki has extensive experience supporting elite and representative athletes, having worked courtside and fieldside with Netball NSW, Hockey NSW, and Central Coast Rugby Union. This experience in high-pressure environments allows her to provide “world-class” care to local Central Coast athletes looking to return to sport faster and stronger.

Clinical Interests & Specialisations

• Sports Injuries: Acute management of knee and ankle injuries, including ACL and syndesmosis rehab.
• Concussion Management: Evidence-based protocols for safe return-to-play.
• Orthopedic Recovery: Specialist interest in post-elective surgery and fracture clinic rehabilitation.
• Sport-Specific Care: Expert-led programs for Netball, Basketball, AFL, and Soccer athletes.

Originally from Sydney and now a proud Central Coast local, Becki has been a competitive netballer for 15 years. Her personal passion for sport fuels her commitment to empowering her patients to achieve their own performance goals.

Credentials and experience

• Physiotherapist at Coast Sport
• Hospital experience across trauma and orthopaedics, including Gosford and Wyong Hospitals
• Sports coverage experience across Mens & Mixed Netball NSW, Hockey NSW, Hockey Masters Australia and Central Coast Rugby Union

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions does Becki treat?

Becki supports sports injuries, post operative orthopaedic rehab, concussion guidance, and return to play planning.

Does Becki work with athletes and everyday injuries?

Yes. Becki supports both local athletes and active people who want a clear recovery plan.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

Wear comfortable clothing. Bring any scans, reports, or surgical details if you have them.

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