Expert Exercise Physiology

Get Back in the Game, Stronger Than Ever

Suffering from a sports injury? Don't let it sideline you. We understand the frustration of being unable to perform at your best. That's why we're excited to announce the expansion of our services to include expert Exercise Physiology.

Enhance Health Group

Expert Exercise Physiology

Our dedicated Exercise Physiologists work with you to develop personalised treatment plans designed to not only help you recover from your sports-related injuries but also build strength and prevent future issues. We combine cutting-edge techniques with a deep understanding of athletic performance to get you back on the field, court, or track, feeling stronger and more resilient.

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Expert Exercise Physiology

Our Service

This service is ideal for athletes of all levels, from weekend warriors to serious competitors, who are looking to recover from:

Muscle strains & tears

Ligament sprains

Tendonitis

Overuse injuries

Post-surgical rehabilitation

Physical Limitations & Rehabilitation

Overcoming injury and returning to work can be challenging due to physical limitations and rehabilitation.

Fear of Re-injury and Low Confidence

Our goal is to help individuals rebuild trust and regain confidence in their body's ability to perform their job tasks.

Workplace Adaptations & Support

We recognise the importance of workplace adaptations and support when returning to work.

Expert Exercise Physiology

Don't let injuries hold you back

Just like we've helped countless individuals recover from workplace injuries, we're committed to providing ongoing support for your athletic journey. Our goal is to build long-term relationships and provide you with the tools and knowledge to maintain peak physical condition.

Contact us today and let us help you achieve your athletic potential.

FREQUENT ASKED QUESTIONS

Enhance Health Group answer your questions

What is Exercise Physiology?

Exercise physiology is the study of how your body responds to physical activity. It looks at how exercise affects your body, from your muscles and heart to your overall health. Exercise physiologists use this knowledge to help people improve their health, recover from injuries, and manage chronic conditions through movement and exercise.

How does Exercise Physiology differ from Physiotherapy or Personal Training?

Exercise Physiologists focus on using exercise as a therapy to manage and rehabilitate injuries and chronic conditions. They have a deep understanding of the science behind exercise and how it affects the body. While Physiotherapists also use exercise, they often use other treatments like manual therapy. Personal Trainers focus on general fitness and helping healthy individuals achieve their fitness goals, but they don't have the same level of training in using exercise for medical conditions.

What types of injuries can an Exercise Physiologist help with?

Exercise Physiologists can help with a wide range of injuries, including musculoskeletal issues like sprains, strains, and tendonitis. They also work with people recovering from surgery and those with chronic pain.

Do I need a referral to see an Exercise Physiologist?

You generally don't need a referral to see an Exercise Physiologist privately. However, a referral from a GP may be required to access Medicare rebates or if you are being referred under specific programs like the Chronic Disease Management plan.

What should I expect during my first appointment?

During your first appointment, the Exercise Physiologist will likely conduct a comprehensive assessment. This might involve discussing your medical history, current fitness level, and your goals. They may also assess your functional strength and balance to understand your needs better.

How long will my treatment take?

The length of your treatment will vary depending on your specific injury, your goals, and how you progress. Your Exercise Physiologist will work with you to develop a personalised plan, and the duration will be discussed and adjusted as needed.