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As an Exercise Physiologist, I believe it is our role to empower people to effectively manage their own health through the use of exercise as medicine. Jack graduated from the University of Queensland at the beginning of 2021 with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) after completing his final clinical placement at Bodytrack. He has been working on the Sunshine Coast in private practice for the last 3 years, gaining experience working with a highly variable caseload. While he enjoys working with all conditions, his primary areas of interest are musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic disease management and return to sport.

McKenzie became an Exercise Physiologist after experiencing an injury and benefiting from the exceptional care and outcomes achieved through the guidance of an EP. Inspired by this experience, McKenzie decided to pursue a career in the field to help others achieve similar results. With a strong interest in neurological conditions, bone mineral density, menopause, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, age-related conditions, and metabolic conditions such as diabetes, McKenzie is passionate about using evidence-based exercise interventions to improve health and quality of life. In addition to her expertise in exercise physiology, McKenzie has a background in competitive Irish dancing, which has provided her with a deep understanding of movement mechanics and the importance of body awareness in both performance and rehabilitation.

Without realising, my passion and love for exercise and fascination with human movement started from a young age and with that came exploring what the human body is capable of. With a heavy background in team sports and exercise I value sharing my knowledge and experiences with my clients. The goal is to help enhance their quality of life and strive for a positive relationship with exercise to assist in management of their conditions. I hope my positive approach and outlook on the importance of exercise for the human body is contagious for all those I get the privilege of working with. I knew I always wanted to be a part of the health industry but wasn’t sure how I was able to positively influence others through exercise until I went back to university to study an EP degree. Being new in the field, I am eager to deepen my knowledge across all pathologies and conditions, to continue to deliver the most professional service I can. As a practitioner I will be on the sideline throughout your health journey and the time you spend with me, and ensure you feel at your fittest and strongest to tackle anything life has instore.

Throughout my life, I have always enjoyed being physically active through sports and exercise, and always wanted to work alongside others. Exercise Physiology was the natural decision as it combined exercise and working with people to improve not only their physical but also mental wellbeing. I believe fostering a holistic approach and engaging in movement that is meaningful to the individual is the most beneficial. I am passionate about helping people work towards their goals not only by understanding their physical capacity but understanding the bigger picture of how their background, lifestyle and environment can also contribute to their health. Olivia graduated from the University of Queensland in 2021 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours). She has gained multiple years’ experience working in a specialised neurological practice utilising exercise to assist with the rehabilitation and holistic treatment to assist individuals achieve their health-related goals and reintegration into the community. Olivia utilises a holistic approach through prescription and delivery of exercise, lifestyle factor modification and education to increase individuals’ quality of life and get them back to doing the things they enjoy. She strongly believes utilising a multifaceted approach is the best was to foster independence and improve an individual’s mental and physical well-being. Olivia has a keen interest in neurological conditions, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and mental health.

“My passion is to help identify and find new ways & ideas which is individual to the person in front of me. Creating a rapport to get the best outcome to allow you to reach your desired goals and endeavours” Chloe relocated to Brisbane from her home town Launceston, Tasmania who has completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science in 2019 followed by an honour’s year in Clinical Exercise Physiology in 2020 at the University of Tasmania. Chloe has a strong interest in helping others though exercise to achieve their goals, overcome injuries and feel better in themselves. Chloe is currently completing a post graduate certificate in chronic pain education through UniSA. Chloe has developed a strong interest in finding ways to help educate and support her clients with chronic pain and chronic illness. Particularly ones that you may not always be able to visibly see. While making her clients feel welcomed and supported on their exercise journey.