Exercise Physiology

Jacinta Trudinger

Jacinta is an accredited Exercise Physiologist who holds a double degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) & Bachelor of Medical Science. She has been working as an Exercise Physiologist since 2022 and has clinical experience in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, managing chronic conditions and disability work. She has managed a variety of populations in both land based and water therapy. 

She enjoys helping others discover how movement and physical activity can positively impact their lives. Jacinta is passionate about establishing positive health behaviours in a way that is enjoyable for everyone, setting each individual up for the future. 

In her spare time, you will find Jacinta with her friends and family. She is an avid camper and loves making the most of nature, waterskiing, bike riding and kayaking. She also spends a lot of her free time training for and coaching cheerleading. 

Her areas of interest include (But are not limited to): 

• Injury rehabilitation (surgical and non-surgical)
• Paediatrics 
• Return to work rehabilitation 
• Women’s health 
• Return to sport 
• Management of chronic conditions 

Emma Clark

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Emma completed a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours) at the University of South Australia in 2023. Emma is passionate about supporting and advocating for people to achieve positive health outcomes through exercise to improve overall quality of life.

Using evidence-based practice, Emma tailors exercise prescription to meet individuals specific needs to achieve their health goals. She also equips clients with the necessary skills and knowledge for them to take an active role in managing their own long-term wellbeing.

Areas of interest include:

• Musculoskeletal injuries/conditions
• Pre/post-surgery rehabilitation
• Diabetes management
• Cardiovascular health management

In her own time, Emma leads a very active lifestyle. Emma’s interests include playing Australian rules football, walking the dog, and going to the gym. She is also pursuing a Masters in Research at the University of South Australia. 

Will Mead

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Will is an accredited Exercise Physiologist graduating with a Bachelor of Human Movement (Exercise and Sport Science) before completing his Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology.

Will believes that exercise is beneficial for everyone, no matter your age, level of experience or chronic condition. He is passionate about using exercise to improve people’s quality of life, through general health and fitness improvement or rehabilitation of chronic or acute conditions.

Will enjoys getting outdoors and keeping active, in his spare time he enjoys playing football for Rostrevor Old Collegians, playing golf, running, competing in triathlons, and going camping on weekends.

His areas of interest include:

• Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation (injury, joint replacement, back pain)
• Osteoarthritis
• Neurological Conditions (Stroke, Parkinson’s, ABI)
• Cardiac conditions and cardiac rehabilitation
• Type 2 Diabetes
• Osteoporosis
• Return to Work Rehabilitation
• Pre and Post Surgery Rehabilitation
• Falls Prevention & Active Ageing
• Injury prevention or performance-based program

Chris Casiero

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Chris is an accredited Exercise Physiologist graduating from a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement and Health Science) in 2011 before completing a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Science in 2012 at the University of South Australia with over 10 years in the health and fitness industry.

Chris’ experience spans across a range of environments including private practice, commercial gyms, corporate health, and involvement at UniSA with students and new graduates. He has found his passion around educating others on what exercise can mean for them and the importance of living an active lifestyle.

He loves to empower those who are seeking to improve their quality of life with whatever exercise that may look like – our body is our most prized possession, so we need to look after it!

His areas of interest include (but not limited to):

• Pre/Post surgery rehabilitation
• Musculoskeletal conditions
• Improving mental health and wellbeing
• Individualised exercise programs
• Exercise for chronic disease management

Chris is a strong believer in practising what he preaches so you can often find him in the gym himself, taking the dog for a hike, working in his garden, or catching up with friends and family.