Jul 6, 2026 · 3 min · 5 segments
Over the next few weeks, we're revisiting three episodes from the first season of the ISESA Podcast that have become even more relevant today than when they were originally recorded. Together, these…
When I first looked back through our episode archive, I instinctively chose some of my favourite episodes, but I quickly realised that the episodes I chose shared a common theme that wasn't necessarily intended originally.
They are all about the impact of exercise professionals on people living with a chronic condition.
Someone who had a stroke, someone living with obesity, a child who has completed cancer treatment.
Each episode explores a different question, but together they tell a much bigger story.
They show how sport and exercise science is increasingly moving beyond performance and into healthcare, helping people regain independence, improve quality of life and rebuild confidence after illness.
When I first looked back through our episode archive, I instinctively chose some of my favourite episodes, but I quickly realised that the episodes I chose shared a common theme that wasn't necessarily intended originally.
They are all about the impact of exercise professionals on people living with a chronic condition.
Someone who had a stroke, someone living with obesity, a child who has completed cancer treatment.
Each episode explores a different question, but together they tell a much bigger story.
They show how sport and exercise science is increasingly moving beyond performance and into healthcare, helping people regain independence, improve quality of life and rebuild confidence after illness.
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