Perth’s Leading Exercise Physiologists.
Revolv Health delivers practical, evidence-based exercise and rehabilitation to help people of all ages move better, get stronger, and build the independence to live life on their terms.
About Revolv Health Exercise Physiology
Revolv Health is a local Perth exercise physiology clinic based in Bull Creek, providing tailored exercise programs that support physical function, recovery, and long-term health. Founded by Thomas Le Huray and James Walker, the clinic was built on a simple idea: accessible, evidence-based healthcare delivered properly by experienced exercise physiologists. Today, the team of Accredited Exercise Physiologists, including James Walker, Thomas Le Huray, and Sharis Cooper, work with people across a wide range of ages and physical circumstances, using exercise to address injury, manage health conditions, and improve how the body functions day to day. The approach focuses on clear assessment, practical programming, and exercise that fits real life, with every program personalised for each client, based on individual health needs rather than generic workouts.
Our programs and services reflect the different ways people access exercise physiology at Revolv Health. These options vary based on goals, level of support needed, and referral or funding pathways.
Programs and Services at Revolv Health
Girls Get Strong
A small-group strength program focused on learning and progressing key lifts in a coached, supportive environment.
Strength for Life
A strength and balance program for older adults, designed to support physical capacity and independence through tailored exercise.
Workers Compensation Claims
Exercise physiology support for workplace injuries, working alongside insurers and rehabilitation consultants.
Private Sessions
One-on-one exercise physiology sessions providing individual assessment, tailored programming, and ongoing support.
Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA)
Exercise physiology services provided under approved Department of Veterans Affairs referral pathways.
GP Chronic Condition Management Plan
Exercise physiology services accessed via a GP referral under a Medicare chronic condition management plan.
Surgery Rehabilitation
Exercise-based rehabilitation to support recovery before and after surgical procedures.
Every decision we make is shaped by a clear sense of purpose.
At Revolv Health, the way we deliver care is deliberate ensuring it is best-in-class to your specific needs. We place a strong emphasis on taking the time to understand the person in front of us before prescribing exercise. In many settings, assessment and programming are rushed into a single appointment which can leave important details missed and people unsure about what they are doing. Our approach is different.
We use a split assessment and prescription model. This means the initial appointment is dedicated to understanding your history, current capacity, and goals, and the follow-up appointment is focused on delivering and explaining your exercise program. This allows us to do our due diligence, consider anything that may sit outside the obvious, and make sure the exercise we prescribe is appropriate for your specific circumstances. It also means there is time to explain things properly, so you understand what you are doing and why.
Education is a key part of how we work. In most cases, we are not with you for every exercise session you complete. Our role is to equip you with the knowledge and skills to carry out your program safely and effectively between appointments, with follow-up support as needed.
The Process Our Exercise Physiologists Go Through With New Clients
Your First Appointment With an Exercise Physiologist
Your first appointment at Revolv Health is an assessment. This session is used to build a clear picture of your health, movement, and goals. We take time to discuss your medical history, injuries, surgeries, medications, and any other factors that may be relevant. We also talk about your day-to-day life, current activity levels, and what you feel is limiting you at the moment.
Where appropriate, we complete physical assessments to better understand things like strength, mobility, balance, or cardiovascular capacity. These assessments are not about pushing you to your limits. They are used to gather information so we can make informed decisions about exercise selection and progression. By the end of this session, we discuss a treatment plan that outlines what the initial focus will be, what we are aiming to improve first, and how exercise will be used to work towards that. You leave with a clear understanding of the plan and what will happen next.
Ongoing Physiology Support
The second appointment is focused on exercise prescription. This session is dedicated to taking you through your program in detail. We explain each exercise, coach technique, and make sure you understand how to perform the movements safely and effectively. This is particularly important for people who are new to exercise or returning after a long break, but it applies just as much to those with more experience who need guidance around specific limitations or goals.
Exercise physiology is not a one-off service. As you progress, your program is reviewed and updated to reflect changes in strength, movement, symptoms, or goals. Some people attend regularly for supervision and ongoing guidance, while others attend periodically for reviews and program updates. The level of support can change over time depending on your needs, confidence, and health considerations. Our role is to provide the right level of input at the right time, rather than applying a fixed model to everyone.
Our Exercise Physiologists Help A Wide Range of Clients
Revolv Health exercise physiologists work with a broad range of people across Perth. This includes children and adolescents developing physical skills, adults managing injury or long-term health conditions, and older adults focusing on strength, balance, and maintaining independence. Our patients range from those local to our Bull Creek location to those further out who are happy to make the drive to see us.
Some people attend with minimal physical limitations and specific performance or strength goals. Others may be significantly deconditioned, returning to activity after surgery, or dealing with multiple health concerns that affect how they move. Programs are always tailored to the individual and adjusted to suit current ability, preferences, and circumstances. There is no single starting point and no expectation that everyone fits into the same category.
Perth Locals Accessing Our Exercise Physiology Services
Exercise physiology services at Revolv Health can be accessed privately or through funded pathways, depending on eligibility. We regularly work with people referred under Medicare chronic condition management plans, NDIS funded exercise physiology, WorkCover and workers compensation claims, and Department of Veterans Affairs referrals.
Each funding pathway has its own requirements and referral processes. If you are unsure whether you are eligible for funded services or what documentation is needed, our team can help guide you through the options and explain the next steps. Our aim is to make the process as clear and straightforward as possible.
Meet the Team
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James Walker
Co-Director & Exercise Physiologist
An ESSA-accredited Exercise Physiologist and co-director of Revolv Health, founded in 2017, with a background in rehabilitation and elite sport. -
Thomas Le Huray
Co-Director & Exercise Physiologist
Experienced in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic pain and disease management, with a strong focus on client education and self-efficacy.
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Sharis Cooper
Accredited Exercise Physiologist
An Exercise Physiologist with postgraduate training, focused on strength-based, evidence-driven care and neurological support.
Our Approach to Care at Revolv Health
The way we work reflects the values of Revolv Health. We are committed to providing quality, evidence-based care and to maintaining clear and honest communication throughout the process. We believe people should understand what they are doing and why, rather than being given instructions without context. We design exercise programs that fit your life, maximising exercise you enjoy doing and minimising those you don’t, so you have something you feel you can commit to consistently. Programs are designed to be practical and achievable, taking into account time, access to equipment, and personal preferences. Our goal is to support long-term engagement with exercise in a way that makes sense for the individual, rather than short-term fixes.
Frequently Asked Questions
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An exercise physiologist assesses physical capacity and prescribes exercise to support health, recovery, and function. This may include working with chronic health conditions, injuries, disability, or general health goals. Exercise physiologists are trained to consider medical and physical factors when designing exercise programs and to adjust those programs as needs change.
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You do not need a referral to book a private exercise physiology appointment. A referral is required if you are accessing services through Medicare, NDIS, WorkCover, or Department of Veterans Affairs funding. If you are unsure which applies to you, our team can help clarify this.
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The first appointment is an assessment. This includes discussing your health history, current concerns, and goals, as well as completing any relevant physical assessments. You will leave with a clear treatment plan and an understanding of what the focus will be moving forward.
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Attendance frequency varies depending on your goals, health considerations, and confidence with exercise. Some people attend more regularly for supervision and guidance, while others attend periodically for reviews and program updates. This is discussed during your assessment and adjusted over time.
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Most people are given exercises to complete outside of scheduled sessions. Time is spent making sure you understand how to perform these exercises safely and correctly so you can carry them out independently between appointments.
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Exercise physiology is commonly used to support people with medical conditions or injuries, but it is also appropriate for people who want professional guidance to improve strength, movement, and overall physical health in a considered way.
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Revolv Health is located at 77 Wheatley Drive, Bull Creek, in Perth’s southern suburbs. The clinic sits within a well-established residential area and is easily accessed from surrounding suburbs including Willetton, Leeming, Bateman, Murdoch, and South Perth.
We are a short drive from Southlands Boulevarde, close to local schools and parks, and within easy reach of major roads servicing the area. For those using public transport, the clinic is also accessible via nearby bus routes connecting to Bull Creek Train Station. Free street parking is available near the clinic, making appointments straightforward to attend.