Evidence-based exercise improving function, health, and quality of life
Clinical Exercise Physiology is an allied health discipline that uses evidence-based and individualised exercise interventions and behaviour change strategies to prevent, manage, treat, and overcome sub-acute and chronic physical and mental health conditions and diseases across the lifespan.
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UTS Clinical Exercise Physiology combine scientific expertise, compassionate care, and evidence-based practice to improve health, enhance physical function, support rehabilitation, and empower individuals to achieve lifelong wellbeing through personalised exercise interventions.
Study a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
Start a fulfilling career at the intersection of exercise science and health within Australia’s fastest growing allied health profession.
Visit the UTS Exercise Physiology Clinic
The UTS Exercise Physiology Clinic is a not-for-profit teaching and research clinic that provides high quality clincal exercise physiology assessment and treatment services for children, adolescents, adults, and elderly in the general community.
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Tue 20 Oct 2026
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5.30PM - 6.30PM Australia/Sydney (1 hour)
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Is sitting with your legs crossed actually bad for you?
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Not just ‘growing pains’: 1 in 5 Australian kids live with chronic pain, but it’s often invisible
Most children bounce back from pain after an injury or illness. But for one in five – approximately 877,000 children in Australia – the pain continues.
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For student Alana, sport is life and life is sport
For some, sport is a hobby, but it can also be a career. From coaching to athlete management to the science of human movement, a Sport and Exercise Science...
calendar_today
Tue 20 Oct 2026
schedule
5.30PM - 6.30PM Australia/Sydney (1 hour)
location_on
Online
attach_money
Free admission
News
Is sitting with your legs crossed actually bad for you?
Most of us were told off at some point for how we sat.
News
Not just ‘growing pains’: 1 in 5 Australian kids live with chronic pain, but it’s often invisible
Most children bounce back from pain after an injury or illness. But for one in five – approximately 877,000 children in Australia – the pain continues.
News
For student Alana, sport is life and life is sport
For some, sport is a hobby, but it can also be a career. From coaching to athlete management to the science of human movement, a Sport and Exercise Science...