Strength and Movement

Strength and Movement Exercise Physiology

Strength and movement exercise physiology helps adults build strength, move more freely and get back into regular exercise with a plan designed around their body and health history. Our accredited exercise physiologists guide these programs at St Leonards on the North Shore and Beacon Hill on the Northern Beaches.

You do not need to be injured to benefit. Whether you want to lift with confidence, loosen stiff hips and shoulders or restart after time away, there is a pathway for you.

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Strength and movement exercise physiology at MTP Health in Sydney
Strength and Movement Build strength, move more freely and return to regular exercise.

Strength and Movement Pathways We Offer

Everyone starts in a different place, so choose the pathway that matches your goals:

Strength and Conditioning For adults who want to get stronger and fitter with professional guidance, including active adults, weekend athletes and people with a past injury or health condition. Your exercise physiologist assesses how you move, then builds a progressive resistance program with coaching on technique. Learn more → Mobility and Balance For adults dealing with stiffness, restricted joint range or movement that feels less controlled than it used to. Sessions work on joint range, movement quality, balance and proprioception, using exercises you can build into your week. Learn more → Return to Exercise For getting back into the gym, sport or regular activity after a break, illness, pregnancy, an injury setback or physiotherapy. Your exercise physiologist finds where your fitness sits now and builds a gradual plan that rebuilds capacity without doing too much too soon. Learn more →

Strength and Movement Exercise Physiology Sessions

Your first visit is a 50-minute initial consultation that includes a functional assessment. We talk through your goals, training history and any injuries or health conditions, then look at how you move.

  • Programs with clear progressions
  • Coaching on technique and how hard to push
  • Sessions 1:1, in small groups of up to four, or online
  • More than 20 group sessions each week, Monday to Saturday
One Team

Exercise built around how you move

Our exercise physiologists work alongside MTP Health's physiotherapy team, so if pain flares or a new injury appears, we can help you get the right support.

If you are over 60 and your main goal is staying strong as you age, our Healthy Ageing services may suit you better.

Your Next Step

Movement That Fits Your Life

Book an initial consultation with our exercise physiologists at St Leonards or Beacon Hill, or online.

No referral is needed, and we can help you choose the pathway that suits your goals.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How is an exercise physiologist different from a personal trainer?

Accredited exercise physiologists complete a minimum of four years of university study and specialise in exercise for people with injuries and health conditions. That clinical background can help when you have a health history, a past injury or specific goals to train around.

Do I need to be injured to see an exercise physiologist?

No, many people see us simply to get stronger, move better or restart exercise. Your assessment shapes a program around where you are now.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is needed for exercise physiology. You can book directly at St Leonards or Beacon Hill, or start with an online session.

What if I have pain or a recent injury?

If an injury is recent or pain is new, our physiotherapy team is usually the right first step. Once you are ready for progressive training, our exercise physiologists can take over, often in consultation with your physio.

General information only. This page does not take account of your personal circumstances, health goals or needs and is not a substitute for individual assessment. For guidance specific to you, speak with your GP or a qualified health practitioner before starting a new exercise program.