AUSactive to stage industry Summits in four states

June 6, 2023

Education / Events / Fitness / Wellness /

AUSactive is setting out to engage with members and stakeholders across the country during July staging a series of AusActive Health Summits in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

The events, which will allow fitness professionals and business owners to have one-on-one conversations, network and take home resources and tools for their businesses will also see State Finalist Events in AUSactive’s 2023 National Awards Program.

Each of the Summits are curated for AUSactive exercise professionals, including all modalities; personal trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, group exercise instructors, aqua instructors, yoga, Pilates professionals, and tai chi.

With sessions covering essential industry topics, they aim to upskill professionals in working with clients with chronic health issues, disabilities, at-risk demographics, female health, injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Introducing the program, and AUSactive spokesperson advised “our esteemed expert speakers will delve into essential health topics, equipping you with invaluable skills to understand and work with clients facing chronic health issues, disabilities, at-risk demographics, and women's health concerns.” Presentations will also deliver “insider knowledge” on nutrition, body image, and eating disorders, all in an engaging and captivating format.

Event locations and dates for each of the four events are:

Perth: 6th July 2023 at Edith Cowan University
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Melbourne: 11th July 2023 at La Trobe University
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Brisbane: 13th July 2023 at Queensland University of Technology
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Sydney: 19th July 2023 at Aerial Function Centre, UTS
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