Exercise Physiology |

Your Exercise Physiologists in Sydney

Exercise Physiology is your ‘health insurance’. Not only fixing what may be causing limitations, but investing in improving strength and movement for a healthier future.

We commonly treat:
- Chronic neck pain
- Disc Herniation/Bulging disc (cervical)
- Rotator cuff tears
- Tendinopathies (of the shoulder and wrist)
- Bursitis
- Shoulder instability/laxity
- Post shoulder dislocation/subluxation
- Osteoarthritis (OA)
- Frozen shoulder
- Tennis/Golfers elbow
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
We commonly treat:
- Labral tears & Bursitis
- Avascular necrosis (AVN)
- Pre/post Total hip replacement
- ITB syndrome (Runners knee)
- Ligament tears in the knee (ACL/PCL/MCL/LCL)
- Meniscus tears
- Patella tracking disorder
- Patella dislocations
- Lateral ankle instability
We commonly treat:
- Chronic lower back pain
- Herniated Discs
- Spinal Stenosis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Osteoarthritis (OA)
Exercise is an important tool when managing metabolic & Chronic conditions. Chronic conditions we often see are:
- Metabolic Syndrome
- Diabetes (Type 1 & 2)
- Poly-cystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
- Endometriosis
- Chronic fatigue Syndrome
Baseline your strength test with our AxIT testing system which will provide objective data on your current strength levels & where you should be. In conjunction with functional strength measures, we formulate a programs specific to your level of strength and in line with your goals. Your tailor made program will help you improve your overall fitness and achieve your specific goal. Strength based training is crucial for weight loss and muscle gain.
Improving strength pre-surgery goes a long way to improving your speed of recovery post-surgery. Once your surgery is completed, our goal is continue your rehabilitation after physiotherapy - to regain your strength and fitness and return to the activities you love.
We commonly assist patients with their prehab/rehab for:
- Arthroscope (keyhole surgery)
- Joint reconstruction
- Stabilisation surgeries
- Partial/Total joint replacement
We know that getting back to the sport that you know and love and trusting in your body is important to you! Therefore, this is important to us. We aim to not only return you to movement as soon as possible, but to improve your strength foundations and movement patterns so you can excel and reduce your risk of injury.

We have worked with a variety of sports and performance areas including swimming, soccer, cricket, dance, basketball, golf, running and cycling.
We facilitate treatment for:
- Care plans from your GP (EPC/TCA)
- Worker Comprehensive Insurance Claims
- CTP Insurance Claims
We understand that starting running for the first time or getting back into running after injury can be daunting! The plan for success is to have a program that appropriately manages your load and builds and progresses your strength to avoid injury. Regardless of your distance goals - 5km, 10km or a marathon - we’ve got you covered!

How can we best help you?

BOSIC_12 (1)(1).jpg — **In-clinic training**
**(We are located within BOSIC in Baranagroo - Sydney & WiSE Emergency in Macquarie Park )**

Prefer to see us in person in the clinic gym? We’re here to help you on your journey to better health!

**Online training**
**(Telehealth)**

We know that you’re busy! We provide the flexibility to train online in the comfort of your own home - or wherever you are!

‘How are you different from all the other health practitioners I have seen?’

We’re glad you asked!

At Exercise Lab, we want YOU to understand YOUR body. After all, it’s yours forever to nurture.

Often we see people who have chronic pain and have had the same recurring injury time after time. Relief might happen for a short time after a session and then you’re back to square one.

An Exercise Physiologist is a specialist who specifically deals with exercise and movement to help prevent and manage injuries and chronic conditions.

Resistance-based exercise forms the foundation of any program and this allows for specific individual progressions determined by a client’s current training status, movement capacity and goals.

‘How are you different from a Physiotherapists?’

Very common question!

Exercise Physiologists and Physiotherapists are all part of the allied health space - along with other practitioners such as chiropractors, occupational therapist, dietitians and podiatrists.

Physiotherapists often deal with the acute stage of an injury which can involve diagnosis, manual therapy, reducing and managing inflammation and providing exercises to improve range of motion and begin strengthening exercises. This can last weeks or months, depending on the injury.

An Exercise Physiologist will see a patient who has experienced chronic pain, or requires further strength improvements before returning to an activity. Exercise physiology also focuses on address the underlying cause of the injury (if relevant) and improving movement patterns and strength to prevent the injury from recurring in the future.