What you’ll experience on Open Day

On the day, you’re welcome to explore the clinic at your own pace and ask questions you have.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

  • take a guided clinic tour
  • trial the Swiss-engineered strength machines
  • meet the university-qualified team
  • attend presentations that explain how medical strength training works in practice

There’s no obligation on the day. We invite you to experience the environment, ask questions and see how Kieser works in practice.

Presentations on the day

Short presentations will be held across the day, covering topics such as:

  • Back pain: regaining strength, confidence and movement.
  • Strength training: building health and longevity.
  • Osteoporosis and bone health: protecting strength and independence.

A thank you for attending

As a thank-you for attending, guests will be entered into a draw to win a 12-week Kieser membership* at their preferred clinic.

  • There’s no obligation to join on the day.
  • Simply register to attend and you’ll be included in the draw.
  • One winner per clinic.

National Open Day details

Registering is encouraged so we can share event details and updates ahead of the day.

  • Date: Saturday 12 September
  • Time: 8 am–3 pm
  • Location: Kieser clinics nationwide

To register, fill out the enquiry form at the top of the page.

An introduction to medical strength training at Kieser

For many people, starting strength training comes with questions.

  • Is it safe?
  • Is it right for my body?
  • Where do I begin?

Kieser’s Open Day provides a clear introduction to medical strength training, giving you the opportunity to understand the Kieser approach, experience the training environment and learn about the professional support available so you can decide whether it’s right for you.

What makes Kieser different

Kieser uses exclusive Swiss-engineered strength-training machines to support controlled, guided movement.

Each machine is adjustable to the individual and guides movement through a defined range. This helps support correct technique and manage load consistently, while reducing unnecessary stress on joints and surrounding structures.

This creates a structured training environment focused on safe, progressive strength development.

An evidence-based approach to long-term health

Medical strength training at Kieser is designed to support strength, mobility and overall physical function with long-term health as the primary focus.

Kieser is not a traditional gym. Our strength training is:

  • supervised by qualified professionals
  • individually tailored based on assessment and health history
  • delivered using Kieser’s specialised strength training machines.

All it takes is two focused 30-minute sessions per week to support strength, function and long-term health.

Guided by qualified health professionals

University-qualified health professionals oversee training at Kieser, including physiotherapists, exercise physiologists and exercise scientists, who provide guidance and oversight throughout the training process.

Programs are individually tailored based on assessment findings, with technique monitored and reviewed on an ongoing basis. As strength develops, programs are adjusted to ensure training remains appropriate, effective and aligned with individual capacity and goals.

Professional support is available throughout each session if required, providing reassurance and guidance and helping to maintain a safe, supported training environment.

Terms and Conditions

*What you need to know

Non-members who register their interest and attend the Kieser Open Day will be entered into the draw to win a free initial consultation with a physiotherapist or exercise physiologist (RRP: $140 in NSW/ACT & $135 at other locations) and 12 weeks of free training at their nominated clinic. The 12 weeks free applies to the core component of the membership fee. Total prize value is $1,040 (NSW/ACT) or $975 (other locations). One winner per clinic will be randomly selected on Monday, 14 September and notified via phone and email.