
The Physio Co (TPC) runs free Moving is Living seminars for retirement villages and community groups in key areas of Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.
It’s a friendly, 45-minute get-together — no equipment, no pressure, no cost — where Tristan White (author of Moving is Living) and/or one of
TPC's physios share simple, practical ways to stay strong on your feet, keep your confidence up, and feel good about what’s possible.
If you’d like to bring a Moving is Living seminar presentation to your village or community group, we’d love to make it happen!

To find out more, contact Jess at The Physio Co on 1300 797 793, or email [email protected] — or ask your lifestyle manager to get in touch.
Simple steps to stay active, confident and full of life in your 70s, 80s and beyond.

The garden. The walking group. The trips to the grandkids' sports on Saturday. These are the things that make life feel like yours - and keeping hold of them, for as long as possible, on your own terms, is exactly what this presentation is about.
Why a daily walk is so powerful
How to stay strong on your feet
Why confidence matters as we age
Practical ways to keep doing the things you love
Examples of people 80+ who are still surprising themselves
Moving is Living is a book, and a presentation, and a movement! For people in their 70s, 80s and beyond who want to continue living independently at home.

“Ageing is inevitable, but it doesn’t mean you can’t still live a good life as you get older.
"For 20 or more years I trained harder than almost anyone, and it paid off — I was the world’s number one marathoner. So I know how important, and how challenging, it is to keep active, eat well, stay connected, and have fun. That’s why Moving is Living is so important.
"As we age, we must stay active and keep exercising. Moving is Living is the practical book I wish every active Australian over 70 had on their bookshelf.”

Rob de Castella, World Marathon Champion
“After moving into a retirement village and caring for my husband through illness, I found my own strength and confidence had faded.
"With encouragement and support, I gradually rebuilt my strength and confidence.
"Today, I enjoy regular walks and feel capable of doing more, including walking thousands of steps when I’m out shopping. My advice is simple: just start, go slowly and take it one step at a time.”
- Marg, 88

“Moving is Living is the book I wish I could hand to every Australian in their 60s, 70s and beyond.
"It’s a warm, practical companion written by someone who has spent his career helping older Australians stay active, independent and connected.
"The steps are small. The results are real.”

Dr John Tickell, Healthy Longevity Researcher
and Physician
"A serious leg injury left me with ongoing mobility challenges.
"Frequent falls often resulted in trips to hospital, and I became increasingly reliant on my walking stick. Looking back, the biggest change has been my confidence.
"Today, I can walk around my village without my stick and enjoy a level of fitness I didn't think was possible a few years ago.
"Staying active has helped me improve my mobility, confidence and overall fitness.
"As I get closer to my 80s, that's important to me because it helps me keep doing the things I enjoy and maintain my independence."
- Graham, 79

“Ageing is a state of mind. I exercise daily — to stay strong, fit, flexible and keep my mind sharp. Through decades of published research I’ve also learned that staying socially engaged and keeping the mind challenged matter just as much - and regular movement positively benefits both.
“Moving is Living brings together practical tips and scientific facts in a very readable form."

Professor Peter Reaburn, Exercise Scientist
and Researcher
“Two serious falls knocked my confidence and changed my life. I became afraid to go out, stopped
doing the things I loved and honestly didn’t think I could get better.
"Then a friend encouraged me to
start moving again, one step at a time. Looking back, that changed everything.
"Today, I’m travelling in a motorhome, going to the gym regularly and feeling confident enough to enjoy life again. I’ve even learned that using my walking stick helps me stay active
and independent. My advice is to keep moving, stay positive and remember that life is worthwhile. As my friend and I like to say, “Life begins at 90.”
- Pam, 90

Value-add to retirement village residents
Those who are already passionate about sustainability and are looking for more practical tips and insights.
Puts moving and physical activity front and centre
People who are new to the concept of sustainable living and start making eco-friendly changes in their lives.
Great way to build social interaction
Individuals who are in positions to influence others, such as community leaders and educators.
Helping you move more - with confidence. We guarantee to help you feel more confident about moving, walking and being active.
- TRISTAN WHITE (Founder, The Physio Co - Author, Moving is Living)

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