Exercise for Bone Health and Osteoporosis Prevention
Resistance, weight-bearing and balance exercise for stronger bones
Accredited Exercise Physiologist
Grace is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist at Executive Medicine with a strong interest in preventative health, longevity and optimising physical performance across the lifespan. She completed her Bachelor of Exercise Physiology at the University of Sydney and has experience across clinical, neurological and musculoskeletal settings. She works with clients to translate assessment results into practical, sustainable lifestyle strategies aligned with their individual health goals.
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Published articles and perspectives from Executive Medicine.
Resistance, weight-bearing and balance exercise for stronger bones
Individual training zones, exercise intensity and threshold testing
Why prolonged sitting matters even when you exercise regularly
Practical ways to fit regular movement into a busy working week.
Simple food habits and planning for busy workdays.
Ways to maintain movement, nutrition and sleep during business travel.
Grace Au explains how directly measured VO₂ max can guide individual exercise prescription and help track changes in cardiorespiratory fitness.
Why walking and strength training play different roles in healthy ageing.
How balance training can support confidence and reduce falls risk.
Understanding persistent back pain, imaging and movement.
Comparing milk fat, protein, calcium and how milk fits your diet.
What exercise can change in your lipid profile and cardiovascular health.
Why variety in fruit and vegetables matters.
What the evidence says about fasting, weight loss and sustainability.
The role of aerobic exercise and strength training in blood pressure management.
Exercise, post-meal movement and blood sugar regulation.
Extra virgin olive oil, cooking temperatures and common misconceptions.
What sauna research shows, and where the evidence remains uncertain.
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