MEET THE TEAM

PETER TYDEMAN
Exercise Physiologist
I'm an Accredited Exercise Physiologist based in the Blue Mountains, with over 15 years of experience in the health and fitness industry. My journey began in 2010 with Certificate III and IV in Fitness, and continued through to a Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology, which I proudly completed at the University of New England in 2022.
In 2025, I took over Foundation Allied Health in Lawson, NSW, with the goal of continuing to deliver exceptional allied health services to my local community. I'm passionate about helping people set meaningful goals and work toward them—whether through rehabilitation, performance enhancement, or improving overall wellbeing.
I'm accredited with ESSA, ASCA, and AusActive, and hold coaching qualifications as a Level 2 run coach, and Level 2 Athletics development coach with Australian Athletics, as well as an AusCycle mountain bike skills coach. Supporting others in unlocking their full potential through movement is what drives me every day.
Outside of work, I stay active through mountain bike racing and volunteer as a junior coach with the Western Sydney Mountain Bike Club and the Katoomba District Athletics Club. I live in the Blue Mountains with my wife, Sally, and our two energetic kids, Zac and Chloe. I love spending time outdoors, gardening, and hearing people’s stories—it's a privilege to walk alongside others in their health journey, and I look forward to continuing this work in the community I call home.
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JARROD DARCY
Exercise Scientist & Allied Health Assistant
Jarrod is an Exercise Scientist and Allied Health Assistant at Foundation Allied Health, supporting clients across the Blue Mountains from our Lawson clinic to restore, maintain, and build strength for life.
Graduating with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science from the University of New England, Jarrod brings a strong foundation in human movement, strength development, and exercise prescription. As an Exercise Scientist in the Blue Mountains, he is accredited with AusActive and is looking forward to his official graduation ceremony in May 2026, continuing to build his clinical skillset within allied health and strength-based rehabilitation.
Jarrod supports clients across a wide range of services at Foundation Allied Health, including:
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Post-physiotherapy strength and capacity building
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Clinical exercise programs for injury and chronic conditions
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Older adult strength and balance (Strong & Stable 65+)
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Neurological and Parkinson’s-specific exercise programs
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Small group and buddy personal training
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Move Strong (16+) strength classes
With a background in karate and a lifelong interest in performance, Jarrod understands the importance of building strength that transfers to real life, whether that’s returning to sport, keeping up with family, or maintaining independence as we age.
His philosophy is simple:
Longevity matters, but function and performance make it meaningful.
Jarrod is passionate about helping people find an enjoyable, sustainable approach to exercise, one that not only improves health but becomes a long-term part of their lifestyle. He is particularly driven to create a supportive environment where clients can build confidence, stay consistent, and be part of a community focused on strength, movement, and lifelong wellbeing.
Special Interests
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Strength training for long-term health and longevity
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Post-injury and post-physio progression
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Neurological and Parkinson’s exercise support
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Building confidence with exercise for older adults
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Developing sustainable, lifelong movement habits
Work with Jarrod
If you’re looking to move better, build strength, and stay active for the long term, Jarrod is here to help. Whether you’re returning from injury, managing a condition, or simply wanting to improve your strength and fitness, you can get started with a session at our Lawson clinic in the Blue Mountains.
Book an initial session with Jarrod today and start building strength for life.
