Build strength, cardiovascular fitness and endurance to improve your ability to perform everyday activities.
Chronic disease management
Living with a chronic health condition often means managing your health over the long term. Exercise can be an important part of that management, helping to improve physical capacity, manage symptoms and support overall health.
Exercise as Medicine
Whether you are newly diagnosed, managing a long-term condition or looking to become more active, we can help you exercise safely and confidently.
Before starting an exercise program, we take the time to understand your health history, current fitness, medications, symptoms and goals.
Your Exercise Physiologist will then develop an individualised program based on your needs. This may include cardiovascular exercise, strength training, balance and mobility exercises, or functional training.
How exercise can help
Appropriate exercise can help manage symptoms such as fatigue, pain, breathlessness and reduced physical capacity associated with some chronic conditions.
Exercise can play an important role alongside medical management for conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and metabolic conditions.
Regular exercise helps maintain physical capacity and reduce the effects of inactivity and deconditioning.
Build aerobic fitness and support heart and circulatory health through appropriately prescribed exercise.
Weight-bearing and resistance exercise can help maintain bone strength and physical function, particularly for people with osteoporosis.
Develop greater stability and control where a health condition affects balance or movement.
Combine regular physical activity with sustainable exercise habits to support metabolic health and weight management.
Regular physical activity can support energy levels, mood, sleep and general quality of life.














