Meet Our Team

Jason Lee

(Director/Accredited Exercise Physiologist)

Jason graduated as an Exercise Scientist in 2009 and went on to study Masters of Exercise and Sport Science in 2010 at the University of Sydney. Jason has been practising as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist since 2011 and started working in the Aged Care industry, providing safe and effective programs to promote healthy ageing. Jason has been operating E-Leet Physiology for over 10 years and is still striving to learn and apply new knowledge and techniques with his clients. He is passionate in providing a fun and safe environment using exercise to improve his client’s lifestyle leading to a better quality of life.

Jason strives to continually learn everyday and apply that knowledge to help his clients and pass his knowledge to  students that attend professional placement. Jason aims to provide management strategies which suit his clients goals and lifestyle. He acknowledges that everyone is different and there is not a one size fits all approach when it comes to exercise. Jason combines elements of clinical rehabilitation with facets of strength and conditioning as well as sports performance in his approach to suit his clients’ needs.

Jason’s interest include all sports, he is an avid football (soccer) and enjoys staying fit and healthy. He regularly keeps up with his resistance training, interval training and outdoor running. He is keen in not only the performance aspects of each sport but also the rehabilitation and injury prevention for each associated sport.

 

 

 

Jessica Knight

(Accredited Exercise Physiologist)

Jessica graduated as an Exercise Physiologist in 2022 after completing a 4-year Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise Physiology) at the University of Sydney. She is also a qualified personal trainer after completing her Certificate III and IV in Fitness at TAFE. After completing her first University placement here in 2021, Jessica has worked at E-Leet Physiology for the last few years covering group classes casually before starting full time in 2023.

After completing a wide array of placements, Jessica has gained experience working with post-operative hospital patients, NDIS clients, athletes, and elderly populations. Jessica especially enjoys working with NDIS clients specifically to help improve their quality of life and keep them active and enjoys implementing traditional strength training for all populations. She enjoys being challenged and likes coming up with new ways to prescribe exercise that are engaging and fun for everyone.

Jessica has played representative basketball for many years, including playing for the Hornsby Spiders in their inaugural NBL1 season. She also enjoys playing netball and is regularly found at the gym doing strength training. Jessica also has a passion for music and enjoys performing in musical productions in her spare time. 

 

 

 

Krystyna Singleton Turner

(Accredited Exercise Physiologist)

Krystyna graduated as a Sport and Exercise Scientist in 2021 at the University of Technology Sydney and went on to study Masters of Clinical Exercise Physiology at the Australian Catholic University in 2022. She also has her Certificate III and IV in Fitness. Krystyna has been practicing as an Exercise Physiologist since graduating at both E-Leet Physiology and Club Active Castle Hill.
 
Krystyna previously completed placement at E-Leet Physiology along with many other clinics and discovered a key interest in working with paediatrics, special needs, and chronic conditions. She is extremely passionate about using her knowledge in exercise to improve her clients’ lifestyle and quality of life.
 
Krystyna enjoys finding fun and creative ways to implement exercise into individuals’ lives and continually strives to better herself by applying the newest best practice guidelines to her sessions before introducing safe and effective methods to achieve her clients’ goals. She is a very sociable person who loves a chat and building rapport with all of her clients.
 
Krystyna grew up as an extremely passionate dancer, training 5 days per week and competing both nationally and internationally. She still continues to dance teach and coach gymnastics in her spare time.  Krystyna currently trains in Physie, plays Oz tag, loves training at the gym, is an avid NRL fan and enjoys getting to know about every clients’ interests and hobbies.