Hunter Smalley
Exercise Physiologist
Hunter holds a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology from Flinders University (2023), following his Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science from the University of Tasmania (2021). During his studies he undertook placements in hospital, private practice and athletic settings. These placements took him across the country, including Tasmania, the Northern Territory and Adelaide.
Since finishing his studies in 2023, Hunter has found his passion within private practice. There, he has gained valuable experience in gym, hydrotherapy, home visit and employment screening settings.
He’s passionate about making exercise enjoyable and accessible for everyone, breaking the myth that exercise is boring or intimidating. Whether you’re working on recovery, fitness, or overall wellbeing, Hunter is committed to helping you achieve your goals in a fun and supportive environment.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find him running, cheering on live sport, or uncovering South Australia’s best-kept secrets.
His key areas of interest include:
- Balance & Falls Prevention – Helping individuals stay steady on their feet with targeted strategies to enhance stability and improve balance confidence.
- Running Injury Management – Preventing and guiding recovery from injuries associated with running.
- Paediatric Exercise Physiology – Supporting children in building healthy habits, improving motor skills, and overcoming physical challenges through tailored exercise programs.