• Our founder Katrina Robertson is a world powerlifting champion, world record holder, nurse, and psychologist. 

• Katrina founded Women’s Sports Academy to help shape the future of women’s sport in Australia. She wishes to share her life experience with young women to help them develop as athletes and most importantly, as people. 

• Maria Graf is the captain of the Brazilian National Rugby League team, leading the team through their 2021 World Cup campaign. Her experience as a player, coach and referee have given her perspective on women’s sports from all angles. Maria is also a Women’s Sports Academy alumni, as she gained her diploma of sport through the Academy, which has lead her to the career she has today.

• Martha has represented Ireland in Rugby Union and will be transitioning into Rugby League at the national level this year.  She also competes at an elite level in Olympic Weightlifting and Gaelic Football.  Martha is a qualified strength and conditioning coach with experience in gyms all across the world. She currently teaches our Diploma of Sport Class and has conducted numerous seminars on weight lifting, coaching and injury prevention.

• Tracy “Tracker” Thompson is a former police officer and captained the first ever Women’s Indigenous All Star team in 2010. She has been voted a top 6 player to ever wear an Indigenous All-Stars jersey. She has represented Australia in two Rugby League World Cups. Tracey is also the co-founder of Iron Traks, a company that organises programs and events that empower, mentor and support girls and women.

Kim is a certified clinical physiologist and 3rd strongest natural masters woman in the world. She has also represented Australia in 2 World Championships for Natural Olympia.​ Kim is one of our head coaches and mentors at the Academy and she excited to help you reach your potential!

Steve Nance has a plethora of knowledge in the high performance strength and conditioning space. Steve has run the strength and conditioning program at the Brisbane Broncos and North Queensland Cowboys in the NRL and the Queensland Reds Super Rugby team. He was also part of the Australian Wallabies coaching staff during their 1999 Rugby World Cup win.