Classes for Hypermobility

Small group exercise classes for those with hypermobility

Blending Clinical Pilates with strength & conditioning

Focus on working towards your functional goals

Group size = 4 participants

Individualised Programs

Physiotherapist/Exercise Physiologist Supervised

Class times listed below

A pre-assessment with one of our Physiotherapists/exercise physiologists is required prior to attending classes.

 For clients new to the clinic a pre-assessment (over two appointments) with one of our therapists is required prior to commencing classes.

For pre-existing clients of the clinic a session with the therapist instructing the class is still required prior to commencement.

During these appointments we will learn about your medical history and goals, introduce you to the gym space, and create an individualized program.

As your safety is our priority, one-to-one sessions may be necessary before classes can be commenced.

Class Schedule

MON

530pm

Balanced and Strong


5:30pm

 

TUES

1030am

Balanced and Strong


10:30am

TUES

5pm

Balanced and Strong


5:00pm

THURS

5pm

Balanced and Strong


5:00pm

TUES

5pm

Balanced and Strong


5:00pm

THURS

5pm

Balanced and Strong


5:00pm

FRI

430pm

Balanced and Strong


4:30pm

FRI

530pm

Balanced and Strong


5:30pm

NEW

 

Balanced and Strong


Anytime: Let us know when you would like a class scheduled!

 

Our therapists understand how complicated being hypermobile can be, and the need to balance strength with rest and safe stretching.

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Find Your Balance.

Our classes run for up to 55 minutes.

During your class, you will be completing your individually prescribed exercise program with guidance and supervision from our Physiotherapist.

You can expect to complete a combination of resistance training and Pilates-based exercise, using various machines in our well-equipped gym.

 

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Find your Strength.

Resistance training helps increase muscle strength by working against a force, such as your body-weight, an exercise band or dumbbells.

Meanwhile Pilates-based exercises focus on control, stability, and mobility of the muscles.These exercises can be performed on specialized equipment such as a reformer.

 

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Where we are

 

 

Freeway Office Park 2

Building 9. Level 1
2728 Logan Rd

Eight Mile Plains

 

reception@notjustbendy.com

07 3123 4826

Home Visits (by arrangement)

Telehealth (online consultations) Australia wide

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