Longevity Drummoyne NOW OPEN

ByJarrat Wood

Longevity Personal Training and Exercise Physiology is proud to announce that we have opened our 5th location inside of Plus Fitness Drummoyne. This location is perfectly suited for servicing clients located in Drummoyne, Balmain, Gladesville, Ryde, Hunters hills, Five Dock, Rozelle, Haberfield, Abbotsford and surrounding suburbs.

This location is situated on Victoria Road with onsite parking available, directly opposite Drummoyne Medical Centre, 20 metres from Alfred Imaging and three Chemists within 50m.

Our Drummoyne location will be offering all Exercise physiology sessions available at our other locations including Private treatment and training, Medicare and HICAPS subsidised sessions, NDIS, Workcover and Home visits.

Contact Longevity Personal Training and Exercise Physiology on 1300 964 002 for an initial consult at one of our Edgecliff, Marrickville, Randwick, Lindfield, Drummoyne locations.

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