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Longevity Exercise Physiology Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Bella Vista, Randwick, Pymble, Balmain and Neutral Bay are very excited to welcome our new Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Ryan!  Ryan brings a dynamic combination of experience in elite strength & conditioning environments and a passion for clinical Exercise Physiology. Ryan currently plays AFL for the GWS Giants Reserves side in the…

For the past 18months I have had a working partnership with Bay Active Physiotherapy in Double Bay. It’s been of terrific benefit to my clients with their ongoing discounted treatments and a terrific relationship which allows for rapid reporting and referring. The result is a better outcome for patients and clients. Last week I had the privilege of trialling a unique piece of equipment that the team at Bay Active have available – Real Time Ultrasound. 

Are you currently studying Exercise Physiology and looking to gain real-world experience in private practice? This is your chance to step inside one of Australia’s leading Exercise Physiology companies — and get paid while doing it. Longevity Exercise Physiology is thrilled to announce the return of our PAID Internship Program for 2026! We’re offering 6…

Today, Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Bella Vista, Randwick, Pymble, Balmain, Neutral Bay, Coburg – Melbourne, and Barrie, Ontario – Canada  discuss disc bulges and disc herniations. The intervertebral discs throughout the spine are cartilaginous joints that allow your spine to bend and rotate. They act as a cushions or shock absorbers in the spine, positioned between each bony…

Let the Longevity Exercise Physiology Team help you to overcome your barriers so that you can start moving more at home! With more and more of us spending extended periods of time inside, the need for movement and structured exercise is increasing. With this comes the need for viable exercise alternatives to the gym and/or…

This is what I know for sure – from now until the end of your days you will fall down. You will probably fall down many times. Some of these will be minor. They will barely even register as an event in your mind. But some will be significant and lead to injury. One thing is for sure though – you will fall! The good news is there are many things that you can do to help prevent falling and minimise your risk of injury or mortality. In 2008 almost 1% of all deaths in Australia were due to falls. Click here to see the statistics.

Of course, falls are of greater concern to older Australians, but I always have my eye on prevention so I believe everyone can take small steps NOW regardless of their age to prevent a fall in the future. Here are my top 5 tips for preventing a fall: