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Exercise Physiology Training

Whether you want to:
  • Improve strength
  • Increase fitness
  • Rehab an injury or condition
  • Improve core stability
  • Manage weight

ONE ON ONE TRAINING WITH OUR ACCREDITED EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGISTS

Choose the duration of session that suits you:

  • 30 minutes $93
  • 45 minutes $108
  • 60 minutes $140

Save money by prepaying block sessions of 6, 8, or 12 weeks

PROGRAM COST

$ 199*

(Valued at $235)

*Private Health & Medicate Rebates may apply

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Gap FREE Initial consultation to discuss how our EPs can help you achieve your health goals.
In this initial health assessment our EPs will work through these 3 STEPS .

STEP 1: Where are you now?
A health assessment that looks at full body composition, risk factors and movement screening.

STEP 2: What are your goals?
We help you work out your individual health goals that are realistic and achievable.

STEP 3: How are you going to get there?
Most importantly we work out an Action Plan to help you start your health journey.

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You pay no out of pocket expenses with your health insurance. No health insurance, no worries you pay only $55. Valued at $115

PROGRAM COST

From $ 93*

*Private Health may apply

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