What is Exercise Physiology?

Exercise Physiology is an allied health service that addresses the short-term responses to exercise over time. Exercise Physiologists utilise exercise as 'medicine' to help combat chronic health conditions such as Type 2 Diabetes, Cardiovascular Disease, Stroke, Intellectual Disabilities, and many more. Accredited Exercise Physiologists are university qualified health professionals who are backed by Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA). We are specialised and well-equipped in prescribing, supervising and monitoring individualized exercise programs to fight chronic health conditions or to help strengthen your everyday athlete.

Can my sessions be covered by private health insurance?

Yes they can, as Exercise Physiologists are registered Allied Health practitioners, private health rebates may be available based on your provider.

Do you provide home visits?

Yes, we do! If it is easier for us to come to you, we provide all the gym equipment so you don’t have to worry. Alternatively, we can also meet up at your local park, gym or leisure centre if that's what you are interested in!

Exercise Physiology

Exercise Physiologists are experts in designing, supervising and modifying exercise programs that are programmed to fight chronic health conditions.

Neurological Conditions

Our Exercise Physiologist are highly experienced and trained in the treatment of a range of neurological conditions. Our expert team can help to manage symptoms of your condition, reduce pain, improve mobility, and quality of life in people living with Parkinson’s Disease, Cerebral Palsy, Stroke & Multiple Sclerosis.

Autism Spectrum Disorder & Intellectual Disabilities

Exercise Physiology is a proven treatment method for children and adults living with ASD & Intellectual Disabilities as it offers various benefits for their physical, cognitive, and social development. Our exercise programs are fun, challenging and tailored specifically to help you grow and refine skills that will make you a more confident and independent person in the community.

Chronic Disease Management

Through the combination of exercise and lifestyle modification advice (diet, sleep & routine), our Exercise Physiologists can help in the management of common chronic health conditions such as Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and obesity.

Return to Sport

Injury is an unavoidable aspect of physical exercise – for both amateurs and professionals. Some injuries are easier, while others will keep you away from exercising for weeks. Whichever the case may be, always wait until you get the green light from your doctor to start training again.

Since every injury is different, every training plan to return to your previous performance is different.

The factors which affect your training plan are:

How severe your injury was
How long you had to rest your injured leg
How fit you were before the injury
What type of physical therapy you were allowed to do during the recovery process

The key to successfully getting back in shape is moderation. Many athletes feel pressured to get back to their level of fitness and performance as soon as possible, and set up an unrealistic training plan.

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