
This year the theme for Exercise Right Week is Movement is Medicine. All of us at The Osteo Collective couldn’t agree more! Especially in this time when we have been cooped up at home during lockdown, it is more important than ever to keep moving!
What is exercise right week?
Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) conduct Exercise Right Week to promote then need for healthy living and exercise. This year’s theme is “Movement is Medicine.”
Some stunning stats and info from ESSA
Being physically active reduces your risk of chronic conditions, like heart disease and diabetes, reduces your risk of mental illness and helps you to live a happier and healthier life. Your body NEEDS regular movement to stay healthy, both physically and mentally.
And yet, Aussies aren’t moving enough… and it’s affecting our well-being.
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Over half of all Australians aren’t getting the recommended amount of physical activity.
CHRONIC DISEASE
1 in 2 Australians are living with at least one chronic condition (like cardiovascular disease or diabetes).
MENTAL HEALTH
45% of Australians will experience a mental health condition, like depression, in their lifetime.


Need help getting moving?
Book your appointment with our very own Exercise Physiologist Madeleine Linton. She is available at our Cheltenham clinic to help get your moving!
Book your appointment
You can book an online or in-clinic appointment with our Osteopaths and Exercise Physiologist. They can provide tailored advice and exercise/rehab plans to help get you back to the activities your love (golf or any other activity!). Book you appointment here.
Need some equipment?
You can purchase equipment directly from our website. Local pickup or delivery available. Check out our store here.
Written By Scott Toniazzo
May 25, 2020
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