THE MOVEMENT SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Take your health to the next level.
Become stronger together.
Through the guidance of our expert coaches combined with the community of the small group setting, you can take your health to the next level and strengthen your entire body in a way that is suitable for your current fitness level.
Book a free 15 discovery call with our head of small group training to learn more.
Small group training details.
When?
Generally, small group training is either early (6-7, 7-8 AM) or in the evenings (7-8, 8-9 PM). They’ll occur twice weekly and will be 1 full hour in duration.
What?
The workouts will include a warmup, full-body workout, and cool down. Our staff are physiotherapists, which means we’re used to modifying exercises to tailor them to your current abilities.
Where?
Our gym is well-equipped to meet your rehabilitation needs with turf, racks, kettlebells, and more.
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FAQs
Does insurance pay for small group training?
Insurance coverage does not apply to small group training. Despite the fact that they’re coached by our physiotherapy team, small group training is not considered a physiotherapy service.
Who coaches small group training?
Our coaches are all physiotherapists.
Why group training?
Our first session is an assessment which typically takes about an hour in length. In the assessment, we have an in-depth discussion to discover the root causes of your injury and confirm this with a detailed movement exam before we outline a comprehensive treatment plan. Our follow up sessions are either 45 minutes or 1 hour depending on your individual need. During these sessions, we will have enough time to recap what has occurred since the previous session, re-evaluate any movements, progress your treatment plan and exercise program, and provide you with the next steps in your recovery.
What if it’s too intense?
It is important to wear loose clothing that you might wear to a gym. At The Movement, we believe that movement, training, and loading at physio is necessary so that you can develop preparedness to engage in what you love and reduce the risk of your injury coming back.
What if I have pain?
Physiotherapists are direct access health care providers which means that you DO NOT require a referral to see a physiotherapist. We are trained to screen for issues that require further medical investigation and are trained to determine whether your condition is manageable with physiotherapy. We work closely with all our clients’ family doctors and allied health professionals to ensure the fastest recovery possible.