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Curtis Allderidge
 BExSpSc, MClinExPhys, AES, AEP.

As a Clinical Exercise Physiologist and Strength & Performance Coach, Curtis is dedicated to helping people move better, eliminate aches and pains, manage chronic health conditions, and unlock their true athletic potential.

Curtis knows firsthand the physical demands and injury setbacks athletes face in the pursuit of peak performance and how debilitating chronic conditions and diseases can be.

 

He founded Conquer Allied Health to share his innovative approach to rehabilitation—bridging the gap between clinical care and high-performance training to help individuals across the community move seamlessly and live without limitations.​​

Whether you are navigating a complex chronic disease or training to dominate on the weekend, Curtis combines high-level science with practical experience to build a blueprint tailored entirely to your body.​​

Never heard of Exercise Physiology before?

Exercise Physiologists (EPs) must complete 4.5 years of university (3 year bachelor degree and an intensive 18-month masters degree) and 500 hours of clinical experience.

We must also be accredited with ESSA (Exercise Sport Science Australia) to maintain our accreditation and complete professional development points every year to stay up to date with the latest research and continually expand upon our current knowledge and beliefs.

EPs use exercise as a modality to design, deliver and evaluate safe and effective interventions for people with acute, sub-acute or chronic medical conditions, injuries or disabilities.

These pathologies include but are not limited to cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, musculoskeletal, cancers, kidney, respiratory / pulmonary, and mental health conditions.

We can also work with any other conditions for which there is evidence that exercise can improve a client’s clinical status - how good is that?!

Curtis Allderidge

Accredited Clinical Exercise Physiologist

Founder of Conquer Allied Health 

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