Our Type 2 Diabetes Exercise Program in Brisbane provides structured, supervised exercise sessions designed specifically for people living with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM).
At Forge West End, our program is delivered by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and focuses on helping participants improve blood sugar control, build strength, increase cardiovascular fitness and develop long-term healthy exercise habits.
Our clinic is located in West End Brisbane and is easily accessible for people living in South Brisbane, Highgate Hill, Dutton Park and surrounding inner Brisbane suburbs.
This program is designed to provide safe, structured and supportive exercise to help people manage diabetes and improve overall health.
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Exercise plays a key role in the management of Type 2 Diabetes.
Regular physical activity can help:
improve insulin sensitivity
lower blood glucose levels
improve HbA1c levels
support healthy weight management
reduce cardiovascular risk
increase energy levels
improve strength and mobility
Many people living with diabetes are unsure what type of exercise is safe or effective. Our Exercise Physiologist-led group sessions in West End Brisbane provide professional guidance and support.
Our Type 2 Diabetes exercise classes in West End Brisbane focus on a combination of strength training, cardiovascular fitness and functional movement. Sessions may include:

Building muscle mass helps the body use glucose more effectively and improves metabolic health.
Low-impact aerobic training supports heart health and assists with blood sugar regulation.

Exercises that improve mobility, stability and confidence with movement.

Participants learn how exercise affects blood sugar levels and how to safely manage activity with diabetes.
Our diabetes exercise program in Brisbane may be suitable for people who:
The program is suitable for people with different fitness levels and exercises can be modified based on individual ability.
Our sessions are run in small groups to provide personalised support and supervision.
Benefits include:
Many people find that exercising in a small group improves motivation, accountability and long-term success.
People living with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM) may be eligible to access Medicare-funded Exercise Physiology serviceswith a referral from their GP or specialist under the Type 2 Diabetes Group Allied Health Services program.
These Medicare services are designed to support people with Type 2 Diabetes to improve their health through structured exercise supervised by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist.
At Forge West End in Brisbane, our Exercise Physiologist provides both the initial assessment and the supervised group exercise sessions under the relevant Medicare item numbers.
Medicare Item 81110 covers the initial individual assessment with an Accredited Exercise Physiologist before starting the group program.
This consultation includes:
This appointment ensures the program is safe, appropriate and tailored to your individual health needs.
Medicare Item 81115 covers supervised group exercise sessions for people living with Type 2 Diabetes.
These sessions are designed to help improve:
Our group sessions include maximum 4 participants, and run for 60 minutes. The program is supervised by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist
Participants complete a structured exercise program designed to support safe and effective diabetes management.
Exercise Physiologists are university-trained allied health professionals who specialise in exercise therapy for chronic health conditions.
They are trained to help manage conditions such as:
• Type 2 Diabetes
• cardiovascular disease
• metabolic syndrome
• obesity and weight management
• musculoskeletal pain
• neurological conditions
At Forge West End, our Exercise Physiologist develops structured programs designed to safely improve strength, fitness and metabolic health.
Forge West End Physiotherapy is located in West End Brisbane, making it easy to access for people living in:
If you are looking for a Type 2 Diabetes exercise program in Brisbane, our clinic provides professional support in a welcoming allied health environment.