Nick Smith – Exercise Physiology

About Nick

Nick is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement Studies) at the University of Queensland. He has been part of the Vitalelife team since May 2010 and has undertaken practical experience in exercise prescription and management for chronic diseases (including diabetes, hypertension, cancer & osteoporosis), neurological disorders (including Parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis), chronic pain, musculoskeletal injuries and athlete strength and conditioning. Nick can also help facilitate anyone who is looking to lose weight, tone up, improve their overall strength or cardiovascular system and enhance their core strength and balance or you are just looking for more energy each day.

Nick is also a Bronze Level Swimming coach and a Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety and can provide training advice outside a gym setting.

This year, he is undertaking an Honours year at the Queensland University of Technology in the field of sport science, with the goal of completing a PhD in the future.

If you have goals for your health and well-being, Nick can help you achieve them.

About Exercise Physiology

Exercise physiologists differ from personal trainers in that they have the qualifications to work with people sustaining injuries and suffering different illnesses rather than just the ‘healthy’ population. Exercise physiologists also differ from physiotherapists in that they do not diagnose these injuries or illnesses. Exercise physiologists usually work in conjunction with physiotherapists, often following on after rehabilitation.

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