Kerrigan is a qualified sports therapist and has worked as a trainer for the past four years at the Northern Blues in the VFL. Prior to becoming a trainer, Michael also played for Northern before studying Exercise Science at La Trobe with the goal of becoming a physio. He has also previously worked with the Melbourne Storm’s under-18 and under-16 state representative squads.
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Michael Kerrigan
Kerrigan is a qualified sports therapist and has worked as a trainer for the past four years at the Northern Blues in the VFL. Prior to becoming a trainer, Michael also played for Northern before studying Exercise Science at La Trobe with the goal of becoming a physio. He has also previously worked with the Melbourne Storm’s under-18 and under-16 state representative squads.
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