Excercise Physiologist appointments start with a ‘subjective assessment’, in which the Excercise Physiologist will ask you a well-structured series of questions designed to discover what they need to know about your injury (without touching you). By the end of the subjective assessment, the Exercise Physiologist should already have a very clear idea of your probable diagnosis.  Following the subjective assessment, the Exercise Physiologist will ask you to perform some tests and movements to learn what specific movements are the issue. Evidence shows us that a detailed understanding of a patient’s injury/condition is key when it comes to designing an individualised exercise program.