Benjamin Bishop
Benjamin Bishop
Accredited Exercise Physiologist
Bio
I grew up in Sydney and developed a passion for sport from a young age. I began playing football and cricket at six, followed by Little Athletics at seven, and remained actively involved in multiple sports throughout school. As a teenager, I represented New South Wales multiple times in middle-distance running and cross-country while continuing to compete at a high level in football and cricket.
Since finishing school, I have continued pursuing my goal of becoming an elite middle-distance runner. The journey has included significant setbacks, beginning in 2018 with inflammatory arthritis in my hip and foot that kept me out of competition for eight months. This was followed by a hamstring tear, a foot stress fracture, another hamstring injury, and a femoral bone stress injury all in the space of 3 years. Despite these challenges, I have remained injury-free for the past three years, achieving some of my best performances, including representing Australia at the 2026 World University Cross Country Championships in Italy, where I placed 18th.
These experiences have given me a unique understanding of the physical and mental challenges that injuries present. They have taught me the importance of evidence-based rehabilitation, injury prevention, and long-term athlete development, while also strengthening my ability to support others recovering from musculoskeletal issues.
My passion for sport and exercise led me to study a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology at the University of Sydney, where I developed a strong appreciation for the role exercise plays in improving health and quality of life. I am passionate about helping people become the best version of themselves through evidence-based exercise, with particular interests in working with runners and those recovering from sports injuries, as well as people living with neurological conditions and individuals pursuing sustainable weight loss. Drawing on both my clinical knowledge and lived experience, my goal as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist is to empower clients to achieve meaningful, long-term improvements in their health and wellbeing.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Exercise Physiology (USYD)
ESSA Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Exercise Scientist (soon)
WorkCover NSW Approved (soon)
Medicare Registered Provider (soon)
DVA Registered Provider (soon)
NDIS Registered Provider
Location
Drummoyne
