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As an Exercise Physiologist, I believe it is our role to empower people to effectively manage their own health through the use of exercise as medicine. Jack graduated from the University of Queensland at the beginning of 2021 with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) after completing his final clinical placement at Bodytrack. He has been working on the Sunshine Coast in private practice for the last 3 years, gaining experience working with a highly variable caseload. While he enjoys working with all conditions, his primary areas of interest are musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic disease management and return to sport.

Isaac is an Exercise Physiologist with a passion for helping people move better, get stronger, and feel confident in their bodies again. He has a particular interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and strength & conditioning, using exercise as a tool to restore function and build long-term resilience. With a lifelong love of sport and physical activity, Isaac understands the value of staying active through all stages of life. His approach is practical and collaborative — combining structure with a focus on what feels achievable and meaningful for each person. Whether it’s recovering from injury, managing pain, or improving physical performance, Isaac enjoys helping clients find progress that sticks and rediscover what their bodies are capable of.

“I am excited to be working in an environment with such a brilliant team supporting and collaborating with me! Bodytrack is where I feel I can cultivate my knowledge and skills as an EP, I am looking forward to becoming more involved in community, company, and academy project.” Samantha started working at Bodytrack in 2022 and has returned to us after travelling through South East Asia.

“My passion is to help identify and find new ways & ideas which is individual to the person in front of me. Creating a rapport to get the best outcome to allow you to reach your desired goals and endeavours” Chloe relocated to Brisbane from her home town Launceston, Tasmania who has completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science in 2019 followed by an honour’s year in Clinical Exercise Physiology in 2020 at the University of Tasmania. Chloe has a strong interest in helping others though exercise to achieve their goals, overcome injuries and feel better in themselves. Chloe is currently completing a post graduate certificate in chronic pain education through UniSA. Chloe has developed a strong interest in finding ways to help educate and support her clients with chronic pain and chronic illness. Particularly ones that you may not always be able to visibly see. While making her clients feel welcomed and supported on their exercise journey.

Like many practitioners in this industry, my passion for exercise and interest in the human body was sparked from an active childhood. Early on, I knew that I wanted to work with people and I have always been fascinated by the complexity of our body, a career in Exercise Physiology fuels my interest in both. As an Exercise Physiologist, I value the importance of providing my clients with the tools and education to put them in control of both their lives and their health. Georgia graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) in 2021. During her practicum placements, she gained experience working with a range of clients, in both a performance based and clinical setting. She is passionate about working with clients of all ages and backgrounds and believes strongly in the use of movement as medicine.