Bodine Ledden is a clinician with over 13 years of experience in private practice, where he has worked extensively with local, state, and national-level athletes. His professional background includes consulting in private practice and collaborating within multidisciplinary teams alongside physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, and sports medicine physicians.

Currently, Bodine divides his time between clinical practice and delivering postgraduate professional development courses in manual therapy to allied health professionals across Australia and internationally.

Bodine has a particular interest in complex chronic pain conditions, especially those affecting the lumbar spine, hip, and shoulder. His clinical focus is grounded in the treatment and understanding of persistent pain conditions combined with the integration of movement and exercise.

An experienced educator, Bodine has developed course curriculum and held positions  as the Course Coordinator at the Australasian College of Massage and Myotherapy. With a strong passion for teaching, he holds a Master’s degree in Educational Neuroscience and is currently completing a second Master’s degree in Neuroscience.

Over the years, Bodine has trained hundreds of manual therapists across the country in a range of modalities including remedial massage, dry needling, myofascial cupping, electrotherapy, and neurological assessment. He also provides webinars and online education covering topics such as pain science, strength and conditioning, and the clinical management of low back, hip and shoulder pain.

Bodine has significant experience supporting elite athletes, having worked with NRL, AFL, NEAFL, and WAFL teams, as well as combat sports athletes at national and international levels, including members of the Australian boxing team and high-level Muay Thai and MMA competitors.

Outside of his professional life, Bodine enjoys staying active in the gym and spending time at the beach. His personal sporting background includes rugby league, cricket, and Muay Thai.