Phone 02 4739 5131
Address
Brooklands Shopping Centre - Shop 1
15A Great Western Highway
Blaxland NSW, 2774
Rosie Walklate
Bachelor of Exercise Science, Certificate 4 in Personal Training
"My passion for health and fitness began when I personally saw the signific
ant positive impacts moving your body can achieve. Movement is so important, not only for your physical health b
ut mental health.
I love seeing my clients achieve their goals and gain control of their health.
Making my clients feel comfortable is one of the most important factors I focus on as trainer.
My approach to exercise prescription is heavily research based, using science to create workouts that have evidently provided results."
“Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being, while movement and methodical physical exercise save it and preserve it.”...(Plato)
Whether you are young or young at heart, recovering from injury or surgery, an athlete searching for increased performance or a new mum with back pain, we can design an individualised exercise plan in order to suit all levels of ability and diverse goals.
Whether the goal is to promote simple movement to assist with healing, improve mobility, restore optimal muscle activation and strength or to maximise performance, we can create the right exercise plan for you.
Physitrack is a state of the art exercise prescription platform to create a video based exercise program.
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The SFMA is the movement based diagnostic system, designed to clinically assess 7 fundamental movement patterns in those with known musculoskeletal pain. The assessment provides an efficient method to systematically find the cause of symptoms, not just the source, by logically breaking down dysfunctional patterns and diagnosing their root cause as either a mobility problem or a stability/motor control problem.
This systematic process allows clinicians to clearly match their intervention to the main problem of the patient. This model efficiently integrates the concepts of altered motor control, the neurodevelopmental perspective, and regional interdependence into musculoskeletal practice.