Financial support
The Bone Health CV bursary
Bone-density work shouldn't be reserved for people who can comfortably afford it. The Strong Bones Blueprint membership is two hundred fifty dollars a month — and if that's a genuine barrier, there's a bursary to help cover part of the cost so the program stays within reach.
Who it's for
The bursary is for people who are ready to commit to the full program — the twice-weekly sessions, the one-year membership, the baseline assessment — but for whom the full monthly fee isn't realistic right now. It isn't a discount code; it's a limited pool meant to bridge the gap between what the program costs and what someone can reasonably give.
How to apply
- 1. Start with the pre-evaluation form. That's where every member begins, bursary or not. It lets your instructor understand your history and whether the program is a fit.
- 2. Note your interest in the bursary. In the form, mention that you'd like to be considered for financial support and share what level of help would make this work for you. The more context you give, the better your instructor can match support to what's available.
- 3. Talk it through before you commit. If the program looks like a fit, your instructor will talk through bursary options with you before you book your assessment — so you know what the cost looks like before you pay anything.
What changes, and what doesn't
The bursary doesn't change the program. You get the same supervised sessions, the same individualized loads and progressions, the same one-year commitment. What changes is what you pay, for as long as the bursary pool holds. If the pool is full when you apply, you'll be told honestly and pointed to the next intake window.
Still deciding whether this is right for you? Read the full membership details — pricing, the pause policy, the first-month guarantee — and come back here when you're ready.