About us
What is an Exercise Physiologist?
An Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) is a university-trained Allied Health Professional who specialises in how the body responds to physical activity. With 4–5 years of study focused on anatomy, physiology and exercise science, Exercise Physiologists understand how systems like the heart, muscles, lungs and nervous system adapt to movement over time.
How can an Exercise Physiologist help?
Exercise Physiologists use individualised, evidence-based exercise programs to help prevent and manage a wide range of health conditions, as well as support recovery from injury.
Whether it’s managing a chronic condition, improving mobility or building strength and resilience, exercise is used as a safe and effective form of therapy – often described as “exercise as medicine.”​
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You don’t need to be injured or unwell to see an Exercise Physiologist. Many people also work with us to improve their general fitness, health and wellbeing.
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Our treatment process
At Kinetic Exercise Physiology, we make sure your exercise journey is safe, effective and tailored just for you. Here’s how it works:
Personalised assessment
We begin with a detailed review of your medical history and a physical assessment to understand your goals and needs.
Tailored exercise plan
Based on your assessment, we design a safe, effective program and guide you through each session – individually or in a group.
Ongoing support & progress tracking
We monitor your progress with regular check-ins, adjust your program as needed and provide expert advice to keep you on track.
Conditions we treat
Our Accredited Exercise Physiologists are trained to prescribe exercise as a powerful form of medicine to support people across a wide range of health conditions.
​Conditions include:
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​Spinal injuries and back pain
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Shoulder, hip, knee and ankle injuries
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Arthritis and joint pain
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Osteoporosis
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Poor posture
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Fibromyalgia
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Pre and post-joint surgery recovery
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Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes
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Obesity and weight-related conditions
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Heart disease and cardiovascular issues
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Asthma and emphysema (COPD)
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Parkinson’s Disease
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Multiple sclerosis (MS)
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Stroke recovery
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Disability, including support for self-managed or plan-managed NDIS participants
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Mental health (e.g. depression, anxiety)
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Women’s health concerns (e.g. pelvic floor weakness, pregnancy preparation, prenatal and postnatal support)
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Balance difficulties and fall prevention
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Children’s health (e.g. Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy).
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No matter your age, background or health status, we’re here to create a personalised exercise plan that supports your goals, improves your wellbeing and helps you move through life with more ease and confidence.
ESSA
Accredited
Our Exercise Physiologists are fully accredited with Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) – the national governing body for Exercise Physiology in Australia.
This accreditation means we stay up to date with the latest in exercise, health and medical science through ongoing professional development. For our clients, this ensures you're working with trusted, highly qualified professionals who deliver the most current, evidence-based exercise programs tailored to your individual needs.