Sorry folks, it’s official. Cordial is dead.

Longevity Exercise Physiology is excited to introduce our newest team member, Stuart. Stewart is the Exercise Physiologist working out of our Longevity Exercise Physiology Coburg, Melbourne location. Stuart has experience across elite sport, private practice and occupational rehabilitation.  He is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and Exercise Scientist after completing a Bachelors Degree in Exercise and Sports…

CAREER ACCELERATION! Longevity is looking for the next energetic, highly coachable and highly driven Exercise Physiologist to join our team of over 30 across Sydney, Melbourne and Canada. Work closely with the Director of Longevity and our Leadership group to be mentored and accelerate your career as we pass on the skills to not only…

Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle Hill, Randwick, Pymble, Kingsgrove,Neutral Bay and Coburg ask Luke Dorzias, Longevity Exercise Physiologist, how and why he has continued to make exercise a priority since the birth of his Daughter, Lily. Becoming a Dad changes a lot of things in your life, but one thing you should make sure it doesn’t change is your…

Last week we learnt how to control calories out. This is done by increasing our Base Metabolic Rate (BMR) and exercising.  Lean Body Mass (LBM), i.e more muscle, helps to increase our BMR which in turn helps us to burn more energy at rest and during activity.   We also learnt that the average person requires 8700 kj…

Longevity is once again assisting many people in preparing for the City2Surf. In the lead-up to the race on Sunday, 12th August, 2018 we will be conducting 2 open training sessions. Here are the details: Session 1: 10am Saturday, 7th July, 2018 (at Prince Alfred Park next to Central Station) Session 2: Time TBA on Saturday, 28th…

At Longevity Exercise Physiology, we are experts in prescribing exercise and promoting behaviour change for the management and prevention of chronic health conditions. We have helped many individuals to manage their conditions, prevent them from reoccurring, and achieve goals they might not have thought possible, resulting in a better quality of life.  So what are…