Alex Burjan

My journey into Exercise Physiology began when my Mum sat me down at the tender age of 16 and rather ominously said to me, ‘whatever you do, do not become a musician’. Given I come from a line of talented career musicians, this came as something of a shock.

Needless to say, I followed my mother’s sage advice and enrolled into Exercise and Sports Science at the University of New South Wales to pursue a career around my other great passion, sport. After my first year in this degree, I discovered that I had far more interest in working with everyday people than I did working with athletes. I then transferred into a Bachelor of Exercise Physiology, and have only looked back once or twice since then.

Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of working with a wide variety of people with an even wider variety of injuries and health conditions. While I enjoy working with any and all conditions, I’ve developed a keen interest in the treatment of chronic pain and musculoskeletal injuries (perhaps as a result of rolling one too many ankles). I endeavour to make treatment fun, accessible, and inclusive for all, while also focusing on achieving the best outcomes for you.

I am always happy to have a chat, so if you’d like to discuss how I might best be able to help you achieve your health goals, or to simply tell me how awful a basketball team the Orlando Magic are, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I can be reached at alex.burjan@ep360.com.au.