Meet Georgia
With over two decades of dedication and passion as an elite gymnast, Georgia has achieved incredible milestones in her career. Highlights include earning two silver medals at the Commonwealth Games (2014 and 2018), representing her country at six World Championships, winning multiple World Cup medals, and competing on the world’s biggest stage as a 2024 Paris Olympian. Her journey in gymnastics has been one of grit, resilience, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Beyond the gym, Georgia has always been deeply fascinated by the science of human movement and health. This curiosity led her to pursue an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science, which she completed in 2021, followed by a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree from the University of Melbourne, graduating in 2024. These academic pursuits have allowed her to combine her athletic experience with a deep understanding of the body, equipping her to help others achieve their health and wellness goals.
Growing up on the Gold Coast, Georgia was fortunate to be immersed in an environment that celebrated an active and health-focused lifestyle. Coming from a family rooted in health and wellness—with both parents being chiropractors—she was inspired from an early age to value holistic well-being. In 2014, she relocated to Melbourne, where she continued to pursue her athletic and academic aspirations.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Georgia finds joy in swimming in the ocean, traveling to new and exciting destinations, and embracing the rewards of hard work. These activities not only rejuvenate her but also fuel her passion for living a balanced and fulfilling life.
Gymnastics Career
Achievements and Milestones
Olympian
Paris 2024
Dual Commonwealth Games Silver Medalist
Glasgow 2014 | Gold Coast 2018
World Cup Bronze Medalist
Uneven Bars - Baku, Azerbaijan 2020
Uneven Bars - Melbourne, Australia 2018
Uneven Bars - Doha, Qatar 2017
World All Around Finalist
2014 World Championships - Nanning, China
World Championship Member
2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2022