Exercise Physiology and Down Syndrome
Written by: Nick Agius (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) What is Down Syndrome? Down syndrome is a genetic, incurable disease that affects approximately 13,000 Australians. About 1 in every 1100 babies born
Functional Movement Patterns in Strength Training
Written by: Holly Eckert (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Have you heard your Exercise Physiologist talk about functional movement and patterns in regards to strength training? Wondering what that is all about?
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and Exercise Physiology
Written by: Holly Eckert (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Disability in Australia Disability is part of human diversity. There are around 4.4 million Australians who have a disability. That’s about
Exercise for Osteoarthritis
Written by: Alex Allegro (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Arthritis is a generalized term, pertaining to a range of conditions that impact upon the joints of your body. Common symptoms often include feelings
Benefits of Exercise for Mental Wellbeing
Written by: Nick Agius (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) There are many reasons why people will first decide to join a gym. Some people set the goal to increase strength, improve cardiovascular fitness,
Exercise for Breast Cancer
Written by Isabella Peters (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Breast Cancer Facts and Statistics Did You Know? 1 in 8 women in Australia will develop Breast Cancer There is a 90% survival rate however there is
The Advantages of Free Weights for Strength Training
Strength training is a vital component to improve your health, accelerate fat loss and reduce the risk of many chronic diseases. Strength training is also important for improving function for your activities
Common Running Injuries
Written by; Isabella Peters (Bach Ex Sci) (Master ExPhys current) If you are a runner you will understand there is nothing worse than an injury. Injuries lead to interruptions to your training, potentially