Exercise Physiology in Success

Take Control of Your Health

Expert-guided exercise programs designed to help you feel stronger, healthier, and more confident in your body— at any age.

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Does This Sound Like You?

You’re tired of feeling limited by pain, stiffness, or injury.

You’ve tried exercising on your own, but it’s overwhelming or leads to setbacks.

You want to stay active, healthy, and independent—but you’re not sure where to start.

It’s frustrating to feel like your body is holding you back, but it doesn’t have to stay that way.


Exercise Rehabilitation & Personalised Training

Exercise can be one of the most helpful things you do for your health. It can also feel confusing when you are unsure what is appropriate for your body, your history, or your current condition.

This service is built around the idea that exercise should be guided in the same way as any other part of healthcare. Rather than generic workouts or self-directed programs, you work with a university-qualified Exercise Physiologist who understands how to use movement to support pain management, chronic conditions, recovery, and long-term function.

The aim is not simply to improve fitness. The aim is to help you move more comfortably, build strength safely, and feel more confident in everyday life.

Who this service supports

Many people arrive feeling unsure about exercise. They may have been told that being active will help, but have never been shown what that looks like in a way that feels safe.

This service is well suited to people who:

  • Experience ongoing aches, stiffness, or pain that affects daily activities

  • Live with health conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, diabetes, heart or lung concerns

  • Are returning to activity after injury, surgery, illness, or a long period of inactivity

  • Feel hesitant about exercising without professional guidance

  • Want to improve strength, balance, and mobility in a way that is appropriate for their body

You do not need to be fit or experienced with exercise to begin. You simply need a willingness to start at a level that suits you.

Your first appointment

Your initial session is focused on understanding how you move and what you would like to achieve.

This includes a detailed discussion about your health history, current concerns, and any previous experiences with exercise. We then complete a movement assessment to understand your baseline strength, balance, mobility, and any areas that may need extra care.

Before you leave, you will have a personalised exercise plan and a clear idea of how to begin. You will not be left to work things out on your own.

Ongoing sessions

As you continue, sessions focus on guided exercise with close attention to technique and progression.

Programs typically include a combination of:

  • Strength training to support joints, bones, and muscles

  • Balance and coordination work to improve steadiness and confidence

  • Mobility exercises to reduce stiffness and improve movement quality

  • Cardiovascular exercise where appropriate for your health and goals

Everything is progressed gradually, based on how you are responding. The intention is to build capacity without causing flare-ups or setbacks.

How this differs from standard personal training

While personal training often focuses on general fitness or aesthetic goals, exercise physiology is centred on health, safety, and function.

Your program is built with consideration of:

  • Existing medical conditions

  • Pain patterns and injury history

  • Medication, surgery, or rehabilitation needs

  • Long-term independence and quality of life

This is structured, evidence-based exercise designed to support your body, rather than challenge it in ways that are unhelpful or unsafe.

A supportive environment

Many people find it reassuring to exercise in a clinical setting where equipment, space, and supervision are designed for this type of work. You are not expected to know what to do. You are guided at each step.

Over time, people often notice that everyday tasks feel easier. Walking, lifting, carrying, climbing stairs, or getting up from the floor can feel more manageable. Just as importantly, confidence with movement tends to return.

Getting started

You do not need a referral to begin. You are welcome to book directly.

For those using NDIS funding, we are a registered provider and can support you within your plan.


Rebound Health is the leading Exercise Physiology practice in Australia!

With over 15 years of experience, our team of qualified Exercise Physiology professionals are on hand to help on your journey to better health and wellbeing.

We were recently recognised by ESSA as Australia’s leading Exercise Physiology clinic


How We Help

Exercise Physiology 

Our team of degree qualified exercise physiologists will help you escape the cycle of chronic pain and illness, and get you back doing the things you love. More importantly, we will teach and guide you to be able to self-manage and treat yourself to create changes that last. 

 
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One-To-One & Small Group Training

We are here to help you achieve your goals. While you’ll be doing all the hard work, its our job to provide access to the best training, the best trainers, and the best tools to help you get to where you want to go. 

 
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Sports & Injury Rehabilitation

We have experience in helping athletes and weekend warriors prepare for an event through a holistic training approach, Talk to us about the support and services we can provide whether you are an amateur, just starting out, to elite-level performers.

 

What We Do

At Rebound, our passion is making sure our clients move towards their best quality of life, and our Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are experienced in designing and delivering safe and effective exercise and healthy lifestyle behaviours for the prevention, management and treatment of a number of chronic health conditions and injuries, as well as improving general health.

“Exercise as medicine” is also a great way to think of what our Exercise Physiologists offer. Exercise, whether it be resistance, aerobic, balance, flexibility or other forms of training can be used as a great way to manage and treat chronic and complex conditions such as:

  • Diabetes

  • Mental health conditions (depression, anxiety)

  • Musculoskeletal injuries (pre/post-surgery rehab)

  • Sports Performance (including golf, running and Crossfit)

  • Neurological conditions (stroke, Parkinson’s, MS)

  • Graceful ging (balance, falls risk, prevention of muscle and bone loss)

  • Cardiovascular (heart attack, arrhythmias, Hypertension, CVD)

  • Pulmonary (Cystic fibrosis, asthma, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)

  • Paediatrics (Cerebral palsy, ADHD)

  • Cancer (delivery of exercise during treatment to aid therapy effectiveness and after treatment to regain function, strength, bone mass, fitness)


Your Personalised Exercise Plan – Created in Just One Visit!

Get a tailored plan to help you recover, build strength, and achieve your health and fitness goals

At Rebound Health, we know that every journey to recovery and fitness is unique. That’s why we guarantee that after your first session, you’ll leave with a clear and actionable exercise plan tailored to your needs.

Here’s what your first session includes:

  1. Comprehensive Movement Assessment – We’ll evaluate your current strength, mobility, and fitness level to understand your unique starting point.

  2. Personalised Exercise Plan – Walk away with a step-by-step plan designed to:

    • Support your recovery from injury or chronic conditions.

    • Build strength, improve mobility, and enhance endurance.

    • Fit seamlessly into your daily routine.

  3. Expert Coaching – Learn proper techniques to maximise your results and reduce the risk of injury.

  4. Goal-Setting Consultation – Collaborate with your trainer or exercise physiologist to set realistic and achievable health and fitness goals.

Our promise? You’ll leave your first session feeling motivated, supported, and confident in your path forward

FAQs About Exercise Physiology