Our Mission Statement.
We were frustrated with the regular services of physiotherapy, physical health and performance. We have experienced the shortcomings from the perspective of the service user and service provider. So we decided to develop our own approach.
We believe a healthy society, community and relationship starts with people taking responsibility for their own health and well-being. We want to help you with that.
Our goal is to put you back in the centre of the picture - where every decision and action is in line with your needs and goals.
We guarantee you will feel empowered and informed by our approach to your physical health and performance.
Donie Fox - co-founder of RTP
MSK/Sports Physiotherapy, Athletic Development and Sport Coach
Donie has always had a passion for teaching and coaching. He brings that passion to his work on a day to day basis with a broad variety of people. Donie enjoys sharing his work and ideas with his peers as a means to create professional links and friendships. He publishes articles regularly for HMMR media and co-hosts a podcast with Tracy Fober - Physio & the Art of Human Performance.
Donie has a strong drive to bring a world-class approach to rehabilitation and performance to RTP. Having been mentored by some of the world's best rehab professionals and coaches through the GAIN network, Donie is constantly upskilling to achieve this goal.
Donie has a great track record with ACL rehabilitation, general physical health interventions and athletic performance coaching. He prides himself on empowering those he rehabilitates and coaches to achieve the goals they set.
Donie has a deep background in GAA, having represented both Galway and Dublin in hurling. While his playing days are drawing to a close, his coaching days are just beginning. He is the current manager and head coach of the St.Jude's Senior Camogie team who have won St.Jude's first and second Senior 1 adult championship. Donie is also the current Athletic Development officer for St.Jude's where his role oversees the education of coaches and the implementation of athletic development practices club-wide.
Donie graduated First-in-Class with a First Class Honours in Physiotherapy from UCD and is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist with the NSCA.
Hannah Tobin Jones
Certified Athletic Therapist
Hannah graduated from DCU in 2020 with a BSc. Athletic Therapy and Training. Hannah has a strong passion for physical health and performance and enjoys working with individuals of all ages and abilities. She has been working with the Republic of Ireland women’s football team since 2019 and they are now preparing for their upcoming world cup qualifying campaign.
During her time at DCU she completed her clinical placement at Aston Villa FC working with both the U18 and U23 squads. Here she gained invaluable knowledge and experience in athletic development and rehabilitation of injuries in elite athletes. She also completed college placements with the Clontarf Men’s senior footballers and with DCU Senior Camogie.
She has experience working with both elite and amateur sporting populations as well as chronically ill populations. Hannah completed an internship at Exwell Medical where she delivered rehabilitation programmes to those suffering with poor health.
Hannah has great experience working with a number of GAA and soccer teams including Na Fianna GAA, FAI Interprovincial teams, St. Patricks Athletic, TUD and St. Colmcilles GFC.
Hannah has a keen interest in all things sport, in particular to soccer and Gaelic football. She currently plays in the women’s national league with Bohemians FC and plays Gaelic football with her club St. Colmcilles Gaa.