Exercise Physiology
What is the role of an Exercise Physiologist? Exercise Physiologists are accredited health practitioners who specialise in prescribing exercise as medicine for the management, treatment and prevention of many chronic, metabolic and cardiac health concerns.
Click here to book your Exercise Physiologist Initial Consultation/Assessment today!
At Centre of Strength and Wellness, our Exercise Physiologists specialise in musculoskeletal, metabolic and cardiac health. We offer extensive testing for the assessment and management of many common conditions as well as movement competency and running gait analysis for sports based performance. We also work closely with our experienced team of allied health professionals to ensure every client is managed and progressed according to their individual presentation(s) and needs.
- Cardiovascular (heart) disease
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Osteoporosis
- Arthritis
- Type 2 diabetes
- Back pain
- Chronic fatigue syndrome
- Menopause
An assessment with one of our Exercise Physiologists begins with a discussion around the many aspects of your wellbeing including your priorities and goals, current and previous exercise regimes, movement, current and previous pain/injury status, current workload and nutrition.
Our Exercise Physiology Small Group classes are limited to three clients per session, and can provide you with a a smooth transition into our Strength and Conditioning classes when requested. When recommended, these group sessions will follow your assessment and one on one follow up, with a specific focus on dynamic posture and movement technique.
For more information about our Exercise Physiology services, call 03 9528 4340.
Appointments may be claimable via the following:
- Private Health Insurance
- Medicare – Team Care Arrangement (TCA) / Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) plan
- Workcover
- TAC
- NDIS Self and Plan Managed
