Bonnie Wang Exercise Physiologist

Get to know your NDIS exercise physiologist, Bonnie Wang

We’ve asked another of our exercise physiologists, Bonnie Wang, a couple of questions so that you can get to know her a little better!

 

Why did you become an exercise physiologist?

I always had an interest in non-invasive interventions that help people to improve their health. With some guidance from my GP, she suggested that I look into an Exercise Physiology University degree where exercise is used as an intervention to prevent/manage a multitude of health conditions.

 

What has led to your passion for disability?

Whilst at University studying Exercise Physiology, I was fortunate enough be offered a placement in the disability field. It broadened my horizons and showed me the impact that an individualised exercise intervention could have for individuals living with disability and heightened my passion for empowering more individuals to use exercise to achieve their goals.

 

Do you have a memorable experience of assisting a client to achieve their goals that you’d like to share?

My memorable experiences are when clients see and feel their improvements week by week. They progress from feeling anxious and afraid to try new exercise to mastering and excelling at them!

 

What do you like to do in your spare time?

Painting, drawing & bush walking.

 

What is your favourite sport or physical activity?

Bush walking & taekwondo.

 

In another life, if you weren’t an exercise physiologist, what do you think you’d be doing?

Phlebotomist (a medical professional responsible for collecting biological samples like blood) – just a relatively weird obsession with needles!

 

What is one thing that people would be surprised to learn about you? Do you have a hidden talent?

See my response to the previous question 🙂

 

What is your favourite movie, book and holiday?

Movie: Zootopia

Book: Quiet by Susan Cain

Holiday: Port Macquarie

 

Thanks so much to Bonnie for sharing more about herself with our community!! We hope that you’ve enjoyed getting to know her! If you’d like to arrange services with Bonnie or another of our therapists, please contact us today!

Contact Us

 

Bonnie Wang provides Active Ability’s exercise physiology services in the North West of Sydney. Specifically, you could work with her if you live in or around Cherrybrook, West Pennant Hills, North Rocks, Parramatta, Guildford, Prospect, Blacktown, Quakers Hill, Schofields, Kellyville, Castle Hill and Kings Langley.