AEP compared to PT
Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are not Personal Trainers. AEPs are allied-health professionals with Medicare Provider numbers and are trained members of the health and medical sector. Fitness professionals (e.g. personal trainers) are members of the sport and recreation sector
Accredited Exercise Physiologists (AEPs) are not Personal Trainers. AEPs are allied-health professionals with Medicare Provider numbers and are trained members of the health and medical sector. Fitness professionals (e.g. personal trainers) are members of the sport and recreation sector
Personal Trainer
- The Personal Fitness Trainer Qualification (Certificate 4) may be completed in less than 6 weeks of training.
- Qualified and insured to design and deliver fitness programs to persons of low risk only (i.e. “apparently healthy populations”).
- The Personal Fitness Trainer Qualification (Certificate 4) may be completed in less than 6 weeks of training.
- Qualified and insured to design and deliver fitness programs to persons of low risk only (i.e. “apparently healthy populations”).
Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP)
- Allied Health Provider
- 4 Year University Degree qualified and accredited with ESSA.
- Specialise in graded exercise therapy and lifestyle interventions for persons at risk of developing, or with existing chronic and complex medical conditions and injuries (i.e. ‘specific populations’).
- Allied Health Provider
- 4 Year University Degree qualified and accredited with ESSA.
- Specialise in graded exercise therapy and lifestyle interventions for persons at risk of developing, or with existing chronic and complex medical conditions and injuries (i.e. ‘specific populations’).