Exercise physiology

Exercise physiology

Explore exercise physiology services designed to enhance your physical health and well-being through tailored exercise programs.

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At Mobile Rehab, we offer personalised exercise plans to help you improve your health and achieve your goals, all from the comfort of your home.

Exercise physiology services

Chronic condition management

Custom exercise programs for diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease to enhance overall health.

Rehabilitation support

Targeted programs for recovery from injuries and surgeries, including joint replacements, with pre and post-surgery care.

Fitness and wellness coaching

Expert guidance for fitness, weight management, and overall wellness to boost energy and well-being.

Mental health support

Exercise programs designed to improve mood, concentration, and mental health.

Ageing well and balance

Tailored programs to improve balance, confidence, and independence in your home.

Healthy heart

Cardiovascular exercises to promote heart health and manage cardiac conditions.

Weight management

Safe, achievable exercise plans for weight management, with or without dietitian collaboration.

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Frequently asked questions

At Mobile Rehab we believe in our vision to make allied health services more accessible for everyone.

Here you'll find answers to the most commonly asked questions about our services.

Your EP will cleverly create an exercise program that really feels like part of your everyday life - the benefits will amaze you!

Absolutely - when the program is prescribed and supervised professionally. Exercise Physiologists have four years of University education - they will develop and supervise safe, effective, customised programs just for you!

Yes indeed, but you'll need a professional assessment and program prescription. Your EP is the perfect person to provide this! Weights programs (also called resistance training) help develop strong skeletal muscle and have been associated with increased health in older age.