I graduated from the University of Tasmania in mid-2017 after completing an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science followed by a Professional Honours year studying clinical Exercise Physiology. Since then, I worked in private practice before starting Hobart Exercise Physiology in 2019 with Robb.

Our specialised South Hobart clinic allows us to work with a wide range of health conditions and with people from a variety of backgrounds. I am passionate about helping people; whether that is managing a chronic health condition, returning to sport post injury or just to provide an ear to listen and support you through a return to activity.

I specialise in the management of osteoporosis, developmental and congenital disorders, child and adolescent health, mental health, chronic pain, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. I love that I am able to help people at many different stages of life and with a wide range of health and activity levels. I always work with people to identify their health and well-being goals, and then assist with achieving them, and improving their quality of life through evidence-based exercise prescription.

My own passion for sport and activity, including soccer, touch football and general health management, have guided my studies and career pathway so far and I look forward to continuing to develop and grow over the coming years.

Since graduating from the University of Tasmania in 2017 with a Bachelor of Exercise Science and Professional Honours in Exercise Physiology I have been working in private practice in Hobart. My passion for Exercise Physiology comes from helping people achieve their goals and seeing them progress through all stages of their recovery.

In 2019 this passion has led to Clare and myself starting up Hobart Exercise Physiology, to create an environment where we provide the best evidence based exercise for everyone needing help exercising. In 2021 we opened our South Hobart Clinic and now have our own amazing clinical gym space that is welcoming for all individuals.

I specialise in helping people going through and post cancer treatment and with individuals who suffer from an array of Musculoskeletal injuries and management of musculoskeletal pain. I am a firm believer that exercise is medicine and that any movement no matter how big or small is a step towards creating yourself a better quality of life for the future.

Since graduating I have worked with a wide variety of differing conditions and love the challenge of seeing new and different people with differing responses to exercises.

In my spare time I enjoy playing Cricket and Golf and remaining active in the gym or out walking or running.

I graduated from the University of Tasmania in June 2019 with a Bachelor of Exercise Science with Professional Honours in Clinical Exercise Physiology. Since graduating, I have been working in private practice in Hobart.

I am passionate about empowering clients to take control of their health using evidence-based exercise prescription and education. My goal is to help others to feel and move better by improving their strength, mobility and function.

I enjoy working with clients of all ages and understand that exercise capacity and individual goals change over time. I enjoy working with clients and helping them to experience the benefits and improvements in many musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory, and metabolic health conditions through the use of exercise.

I have particular interest in assisting clients with osteoporosis, during and post cancer care, chronic musculoskeletal issues, and mental health conditions. I have a passion for assisting elderly clients with mobility and maintaining optimal health with age and enjoy pushing athletes to achieve their desired performance goals. I believe strongly in utilising correctly prescribed and individually tailored exercise for the management of all chronic health conditions as this enables all individuals to ensure they have the best quality of life possible. I have a keen interest in working more with younger ages, particularly children, to assist in setting them up for the best health outcomes into adulthood.

Outside of my practitioner life, I enjoy keeping active with an involvement in surf lifesaving as an athlete and a coach.

I aspire to be an advocate for exercise and the important role it can play in improving the health of our community.

I’ve recently returned to Hobart, after spending the last 6 years living on the Gold Coast. I moved up north to complete my studies in Exercise Physiology, graduating from Griffith University at the end of 2016. Prior to my move, I too completed a bachelor of exercise science at UTAS way back in 2012.

I’ve spent the last 5 years working as an Exercise Physiologist at Fighting Fit Physiotherapy, where I started as a new graduate and developed into the senior EP I am today. The clinic on the Gold Coast was primarily physio firsthand, so a lot of my experience has come from working with clients suffering from acute and subacute musculoskeletal-based injuries and conditions. However, the beauty of being an EP, you have the capability to work with so much more, and over the years I have had the pleasure of working with a wide variety of clientele. From helping some of Queensland’s best athletes wanting to maximise their performance through to young kids developing body movement awareness, and the elderly wanting to keep up their strength and maintain their independence.

My passion within the health industry began through my own personal interests in sport, having spent the majority of my adult life involved in playing and coaching soccer, and seeing the amazing benefits that being active has on one's mental and physical well-being.
Throughout my years practising, I’ve come to the realisation that the key to being able to maximise one’s physical being be it for sporting prowess, or to avoid injury and ensure longevity, is through exercise!!

My main areas of interest include athlete performance, weight management, and musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation.

I graduated from the University of New England in 2022 with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology.

Having come from a sporty background (netball, swimming and outdoor adventuring), I've always had a keen interest in keeping active and so throughout high school it made sense to study an area that I loved, which was solidified after a sporting injury where I realised the importance of rehabilitation and preventing injury recurrence.

Throughout my time at university I learned more about the role that exercise plays in our lives and am now a strong advocate for movement and exercise throughout every stage of life - whether it be youth, pregnancy, post-injury, elderly populations, disability, or chronic health conditions. Throughout my university placements and since starting work as an Exercise Physiologist, I have developed an interest in the role that exercise plays in the prevention and management of chronic health conditions such as respiratory conditions, mental health, cardiac conditions and diabetes (with a specific interest in Type 1 Diabetes) and neurological conditions/NDIS. Each client is different from the next and so I enjoy the challenge to be creative in what I do with people and keep exercise interesting. As I've got older, I've also realised the importance of maintaining strength and functionality to be able to keep up with what life gives you, and have recognised that exercise is the key element for this.

I want to be an advocate for exercise and help people to realise that exercise doesn't have to be a chore, but rather something that they'll want to do and strive to achieve this through patient education and creative evidence based exercise prescription.

Outside of work, you can find me playing netball or enjoying time spent wandering through the wilderness!

After completing university studies in Exercise and Sport Science with the University of Tasmania and Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Charles Sturt University, I am excited to be starting my career with Hobart Exercise Physiology.

My aim as an Exercise Physiologist is to improve people’s lives through education and helping people implement exercise into their lives in a way that is enjoyable and beneficial to each individual. I love being able to help improve peoples mobility, strength and cardiovascular fitness as a way to help manage chronic conditions and injuries.

I am qualified in reformer Pilates and have thoroughly enjoyed teaching for the past year. Other interests include going on runs with my friends, playing any kind of sport in which I currently play touch football, and going to the gym. I recently went solo travelling for four months and thoroughly enjoyed learning about different ways of living and bush walking in different countries.

I'm Isaac, an Exercise Physiologist with a passion for helping people reach their full potential. After completing my Master's degree in Clinical Physiology from Deakin University in 2017, I spent five fulfilling years building a thriving practice in beautiful Noosa, on the Sunshine Coast.

Now, I'm excited to return home to Tasmania and join the Hobart Exercise Physiology community. I'm eager to share my knowledge and experience with the local community and help individuals achieve their health and wellbeing goals.

I've had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients, including individuals with disabilities. By fostering a supportive and encouraging environment, I've helped them overcome challenges and achieve meaningful progress. I'm committed to providing personalized exercise plans and coaching to empower my clients to live their best lives.
During my time running my own practice, I had the privilege of partnering with the Sunshine Butterflies Disability Charity. I was deeply involved in developing their exercise therapy program for individuals living with disabilities, which aimed to empower individuals with disabilities to lead active and fulfilling lives. This experience was incredibly rewarding, and it solidified my passion for helping people of all abilities reach their full potential.

When I’m not immersed in the world of exercise physiology, you’ll find me enjoying the simple pleasures of life. I love spending quality time with my family, taking our 2 dogs (Groodle and pug) for a walks along the beach or exploring the local markets.
And if I’m not doing any of that, you can bet I’m on the football field. I’ve enjoyed playing AFL football at state league level in both Queensland and Tasmania. Having always been involved in team sport has taught me the importance of discipline, hard work, and perseverance, qualities that I bring to my work as an Exercise Physiologist.

After completing university studies in Exercise and Sport Science with the University of Tasmania and Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Charles Sturt University, I am super excited to start my career with Hobart Exercise Physiology.
Having come from a sporty background (hockey, tennis, swimming and netball), I’ve always had a strong interest in keeping active and alongside many sporting injuries, it grew a strong interest for me to study an area I was passionate in and loved, which consolidated my learning of the importance of rehabilitation, strength and injury prevention.
I wish to be an advocate for exercise and utilise my passion to empower clients to take control of their health using evidence-based exercise interventions and education. My aim as a newly graduated exercise physiologist, is to help others feel and move better by improving overall function, strength, mobility and health.
Outside of work you will find me on a walk with a coffee in hand, swimming at the beach or spending time with family and friends.

G’day, I’m Gareth. I started my journey as a health professional at university, completing a Bachelor of Exercise Science then a Master's of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, graduating in 2015. My initial five years as a health professional were spent working in Melbourne, first at St Vincent's Hospital and later in the Aged Care sector, where I specialised in at-home falls prevention. This foundational period was crucial in developing my expertise and honing my skills in patient care and rehabilitation.
In early 2020, I migrated to Tasmania, where my career in Exercise Physiology transitioned into workplace rehabilitation. I provided fit-for-work exercise programs and workplace injury management for employees across several large industrial worksites all around the state. My professional journey took a new turn in 2023 after my wife and I welcomed identical twins into the world. Shortly after, I embarked on a self-employed venture, working as an Exercise Physiologist with individuals of all ages who live with disabilities.
My passion in the field lies in understanding each person's unique situation. I do my best to guide those I work with towards gradual and sustainable improvement through tailored, evidence-based exercise programs, whilst endeavouring to impart the joy found in movement and achieving personal goals onto them and into their lives.
Outside of my professional life, my hobbies and interests are many and varied. Currently they revolve around time with family and friends, running, and playing the occasional round of golf. I am an avid cricket follower/former player coach and passionately support the mighty Western Bulldogs in the AFL!

I'm currently studying a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the University of New England, driven by a passion for helping people live stronger and pain-free lives.
In my role at HEP as an Allied Health Assistant, I work closely with clients to achieve their fitness goals under the expert guidance of our prescribing Exercise Physiologists. I am committed to providing personalised support and motivation to enhance overall well-being. In my free time, I enjoy mountain biking, going to the gym, and listening to live music with friends.

From a young age, I have always loved exercise and helping others, in particular making people smile. This passion led me to study a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at UTAS which I will complete in December 2024, before I continue my study and undertake a Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology next year (2025)!

As an Exercise Scientist, my role is all about providing vital support to both our clients and our amazing exercise physiologists. I assist in implementing treatment plans as well as help manage and deliver therapeutic activities. My day-to-day tasks include working directly with clients to offer hands-on support, addressing their individual needs with empathy and care, and helping them navigate their recovery journey. By facilitating smooth and effective treatments and maintaining a compassionate approach, I strive to make a positive impact on each client's overall well-being and deliver exceptional care.

In my free time, I love to go camping with friends, go to the gym or run, and spend quality time with my family and friends.

I graduated in 2021 with a Master’s degree in Applied Exercise Physiology from the University of Brighton, UK. A career in exercise and health was a natural fit, given my lifelong involvement in sport.
With eight years of experience in the health and exercise sector, I have worked across a range of roles—including personal training, cardiac rehabilitation, and most recently, as a cardiac physiologist in the UK healthcare system. These experiences have shaped my approach to helping people move functionally and freely, so they can live life to the fullest.
I have a keen interest in cardiometabolic health, biohacking, and optimising human performance, always staying up to date with the latest research and practical applications in the field.
Outside of work, you’ll likely find me hiking, rock climbing, training in Jiu-Jitsu, or ocean swimming.

After 27 years working in Hobart Pathology Administration, I have moved part time to be receptionist at Hobart Exercise Physiology.

My role at Hobart Exercise Physiology will be to assist you with anything you require and I will be one of the first friendly faces you see when you arrive.

In my spare time I enjoy the gym most mornings, walking our dog (lucky), watching my son's sport or the bombers play and reading my chosen book of the time.

I look forward to welcoming you at Hobart Exercise Physiology.

After working as a medical receptionist at General Practice surgeries, I took a step back to start and raise my family and I am now one of the many friendly faces you will see at Hobart Exercise Physiology.

My role here is to greet and assist you and my fellow staff members with anything required.

Outside of work I spend time with my family and friends going on walks, adventures and making memories. I look forward to welcoming you at Hobart Exercise Physiology!

Growing up and surrounded by a very sporty family, I have developed a strong love for all things sport and exercise. This has lead me to currently studying a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science with the University of Tasmania.

Upon arrival at HEP, I will be one of the many friendly faces you will see, my role involves assisting clients and fellow staff with any queries, along with completing the front desk administrative duties.

In my spare time I like to walk the dogs, play netball and touch-football, go to the gym and catch up with family and friends!

Growing up I was surrounded by a very sporty family. I spent many years playing soccer and representing a number of teams including the State. I suffered an ACL and Meniscus injury in 2020 which led me to a reconstruction.
2 years later I then re tore my meniscus and decided to call it quits playing sport. I've since then found my love for the gym where you'll find me 6 days a week!
After selling gym equipment for the last 11 years, I decided it was time for a change. I will now be one of the first friendly faces you'll see on the front desk when arriving!
I'm looking forward to working with the friendly professional staff and meeting and greeting all of HEPs clients.