Phone
+61 2 9438 2299
0411 347 889
Email
chas@humanengineering.com.au
Address
Suite 207, Level 2
2-4 Clarke Street
Crows Nest NSW 2065
Australia
Chas Barclay is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist, CHEK Practitioner, Personal Trainer, a former World Top 30 Age Ranked Athletics Track Sprinter and the Founder and Owner of Human Engineering in Crows Nest, Sydney. Before opening Human Engineering as a private studio in 2000, he worked in the UK, New Zealand and Australia in several leading health clubs, gyms, private studios, physiotherapy and medical clinics specialising in pre and post exercise rehabilitation, personal training and sports specific conditioning.
Chas has presented at fitness conferences, fitness courses, at corporate events, Universities, and been featured in several magazines (Runner’s World, National Health and Vegetarian Life and the Ocelot), journals (Fitness Australia’s E-Journal) and newspapers (The Sunday Telegraph and Mosman Daily).
As a CHEK PractitionerHis expertise in demonstrating core stability, core conditioning, Swiss Ball, medicine ball, functional strength training and corrective exercises taught to personal trainers and Allied Health Professionals, can be found in the CHEK Institute’s Scientific Core Conditioning Correspondence Advanced Training Course and Gym Instructor Video series. Besides seeing patients and clients at his studio in Crows Nest, Chas has personal clients in the UK, Europe, Asia, and New Zealand. For over 30 years, Chas has built a reputation for getting results with clients, whose chronic injuries have not been addressed in the past, allowing them to:
Call Chas on (02) 9438 2299 or e-mail him at chas@humanengineering.com.au | Personal Goal“For clients to achieve movement, aesthetic, sporting success or postural changes they never thought possible in a pain-free and healthy environment.”
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Chas is a former World Ranked (26th in the 100m and 29th in the 200m in 2009) Masters Athletics Track Sprinter in his age group, having run lifetime personal best times at the age of 40 years old! This was as a result in 2004 of:
He competed at International, Australian National and State Masters Athletics Championships between 2004 and 2013. Chas has been a Triple World Masters Games medallist (2009); an Australian Masters National Sprint Champion (2005 and 2009); and held several sprint records in Trans-Tasman Masters Games – Athletics (200m), NSW Police Games (200m), National Championships (60m and 4x100 sprint relay), NSW State (60m) and NSW State Relay Championships (4x100m) in Australia. A summary of his full results are listed here. | In his youth, Chas competed in Rugby Union and Track Athletics:
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