Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy isn’t just for athletes or those recovering from surgery; it’s for anyone who’s ready to move better, feel stronger, and actually enjoy walking up stairs without wincing. Physiotherapy sessions focus on treating pain, improving movement, and helping you regain control over how your body feels and functions — so you can tackle life without creaking like an old door. # Key Benefi... Read More

Physiotherapy isn’t just for athletes or those recovering from surgery; it’s for anyone who’s ready to move better, feel stronger, and actually enjoy walking up stairs without wincing. Physiotherapy sessions focus on treating pain, improving movement, and helping you regain control over how your body feels and functions — so you can tackle life without creaking like an old door.

# Key Benefits:
**Pain Management and Injury Recovery:** Whether it’s a nagging back, sore knees, or the after-effects of an injury, physiotherapy works to reduce pain, improve strength, and get you back on track.
**Enhanced Mobility and Flexibility:** Tired of stiff joints and limited movement? Physiotherapy can help restore range of motion and improve flexibility, so you don’t feel like the Tin Man every morning.
**Preventative Care:** It’s not just about fixing what’s broken. Physiotherapy helps prevent injuries and reduces the likelihood of recurring pain, keeping you ahead of any aches before they show up uninvited.
**Personalized Treatment Plans:** Each session is tailored to your needs, so if your shoulder’s a troublemaker or your hip’s been acting up, we’ll give them the attention they deserve.

#Why Book?
Because living with aches and pains shouldn’t be the norm, and the “just walk it off” advice has limits. Physiotherapy is for anyone who wants to feel better and move easier — not to mention dodge the “I’m too young to feel this old” feeling.


Osteopathy

Osteopathy: it’s not your crystal-waving, incense-burning, “align your chakras” type of thing. This is evidence-based, hands-on treatment that works with your body’s mechanics to relieve pain, improve movement, and keep everything running like it should. Forget the mumbo-jumbo — osteopathy is grounded in anatomy and physiology, not sage and essential oils. # Key Benefits: **Pain Relief and... Read More

Osteopathy: it’s not your crystal-waving, incense-burning, “align your chakras” type of thing. This is evidence-based, hands-on treatment that works with your body’s mechanics to relieve pain, improve movement, and keep everything running like it should. Forget the mumbo-jumbo — osteopathy is grounded in anatomy and physiology, not sage and essential oils.

# Key Benefits:
**Pain Relief and Recovery:** From the classic “I slept funny” neck to the “I lifted something I shouldn’t have” back pain, osteopathy addresses the root cause and gets things moving properly. No chants required.
**Improved Mobility and Function:** Think you’re doomed to feel creaky forever? Osteopathy is here to challenge that notion. By targeting stiffness and restriction, it helps you move easier — all backed by science, not the stars.
**Whole-Body Approach:** Yes, we treat your body as a connected system, but not in some mystical “energy flow” way. Real muscles, joints, and tissues work together, and we make sure they’re cooperating.
**Customized Treatment Plans:** No “one-size-fits-all” crystals here. Each session is tailored to your specific needs, so we’re addressing your unique body, not some vague aura.

# Why Book?
Because osteopathy is for the pragmatists who want results, not woo-woo. This is real, new-school therapy based on evidence and physiology, ideal for anyone who’s tired of living with aches and pains but has zero interest in joining a drum circle.


Training

Personal training isn’t just for the gym buffs or the Instagram stars; it’s for anyone who wants to move better, feel stronger, and finally understand how to use that mysterious piece of gym equipment gathering dust in the corner. A personal trainer tailors workouts to fit your unique goals and fitness level, helping you get the results you want without guessing or Googling your way through exe... Read More

Personal training isn’t just for the gym buffs or the Instagram stars; it’s for anyone who wants to move better, feel stronger, and finally understand how to use that mysterious piece of gym equipment gathering dust in the corner. A personal trainer tailors workouts to fit your unique goals and fitness level, helping you get the results you want without guessing or Googling your way through exercises.

# Key Benefits:
**Personalized Fitness Plans:** Forget cookie-cutter workouts. A personal trainer designs a program that matches your goals, whether you want to lose weight, build muscle, or simply feel less winded going up stairs.
**Motivation and Accountability:** Consistency is the secret sauce of fitness, but it’s hard to stay motivated on your own. Your trainer is there to keep you on track, so you actually show up and get it done — no excuses.
**Proper Technique and Injury Prevention:** Think you know how to lift weights? Think again. A trainer helps you nail proper form, reducing your risk of injury and making sure every rep counts.
**Progress Tracking and Adjustments:** As you progress, your trainer adjusts your workouts to keep challenging you. No more plateauing or wandering around the gym wondering what to do next.

# Why Book?
Because winging it at the gym only gets you so far, and watching YouTube tutorials mid-workout is, let’s face it, not ideal. Booking a personal training session means you’ve got a pro guiding you, so you can work smarter, not harder. Plus, there’s something deeply satisfying about having a professional cheerleader who’s just as invested in your success as you are — and maybe even more likely to show up on leg day.


Soft tissue/Massage Therapy

Massage and soft tissue therapy aren’t just for when you’re feeling knotted up like a tangled set of headphones. These treatments are designed to relieve pain, improve flexibility, and support your overall well-being. Targeting specific muscles and connective tissues, they help release tension, improve circulation, and speed up recovery — leaving you feeling a bit more like a well-oiled machine... Read More

Massage and soft tissue therapy aren’t just for when you’re feeling knotted up like a tangled set of headphones. These treatments are designed to relieve pain, improve flexibility, and support your overall well-being. Targeting specific muscles and connective tissues, they help release tension, improve circulation, and speed up recovery — leaving you feeling a bit more like a well-oiled machine than a rusty one.

# Key Benefits:
**Pain Relief and Injury Recovery:** If you’re tired of wincing every time you move, therapy can help reduce pain from injuries, muscle strain, or chronic issues, making the daily grind a little smoother.
**Stress and Tension Reduction:** Perfect for when life’s chaos has you wound tighter than a drum. These techniques help melt away both physical and mental tension, bringing back a sense of calm.
**Improved Mobility and Flexibility:** Think of it as a maintenance check for your body. Sessions help loosen up tight muscles and improve your range of motion, whether you’re looking to boost athletic performance or just tie your shoes without groaning.
**Tailored Treatment - Every session is personalized, so you get the focus where you need it most, not just a “one-size-fits-all” approach.

Why Book?
Because you deserve better than to feel like you’re wearing an invisible straitjacket. Whether it’s an aching back, tight shoulders, or just needing a break from stress, booking a session is a step toward feeling human again. After all, life’s too short to be uncomfortable all the time.


Sports Therapy

Sports therapy isn’t just for elite athletes — it’s for anyone who wants to move better, recover faster, and avoid those “I’m too young to feel this old” injuries. Designed to improve performance, aid recovery, and reduce the risk of injuries, sports therapy uses targeted techniques and exercises that can benefit everyone, from weekend warriors to desk-bound office workers feeling a bit creaky.... Read More

Sports therapy isn’t just for elite athletes — it’s for anyone who wants to move better, recover faster, and avoid those “I’m too young to feel this old” injuries. Designed to improve performance, aid recovery, and reduce the risk of injuries, sports therapy uses targeted techniques and exercises that can benefit everyone, from weekend warriors to desk-bound office workers feeling a bit creaky.

# Key Benefits:

**Injury Prevention and Recovery:** Sports therapy focuses on preventing injuries before they happen, so you’re less likely to end up sidelined. If you’re already dealing with a strain or sprain, therapy can speed up recovery and get you back to action.

**Pain Relief and Mobility Improvement:** Say goodbye to those stiff joints and sore muscles. Sports therapy targets problem areas to relieve pain and improve flexibility, so you can move without wincing.

**Enhanced Performance:** Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or just want to feel stronger, sports therapy can help improve endurance, strength, and overall movement quality — giving you that extra edge.

**Tailored Exercise Programs:** Sessions are customized to your needs, addressing specific areas that affect your performance, recovery, and daily comfort.

# Why Book?

Because waiting for your body to “shake it off” only works for so long, and stretching in the mirror isn’t exactly an action plan. Sports therapy sessions bring structure, expertise, and targeted care to your body, so you’re not just hoping for the best with a foam roller. Plus, it’s a solid way to keep your body feeling as sharp as your game — no matter what field you play on.


Club 51 Fitness Assessment

Greg graduated with a Masters degree from the University College of Osteopathy. He enjoys and has a special interest in structural osteopathy stemming from his background in strength and conditioning. He is also a certified medical acupuncturist (dry needling) and uses this as a standalone treatment, or alongside osteopathy.

Greg was the proud owner of UNIT 22 Northampton, a strength and conditioning gym in Northampton, which he co-founded in 2011. He sold the business in December 2023 to focus on Osteopathy. From his experience of strength and conditioning and exercise rehabilitation, Greg uses osteopathic principles to treat patients as a whole and encourage return to activity as soon as possible. His motto is “movement is medicine”.

Greg initially graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2007, having studied Sport & Exercise Science, which started his career in sport and fitness. He coached rugby at Northampton Saints RFC, working in the community department and with the academy team, before qualifying as a personal trainer, CrossFit coach and British Weightlifting coach, which eventually led to the opportunity of setting up his own gym.

When Greg isn’t working, you’ll find him enjoying time with his family, walking his two dogs, or in the gym.

Greg graduated with a Masters degree from the University College of Osteopathy. He enjoys and has... Read More

Rob is a highly experienced physiotherapist and performance coach.

• Chartered Physiotherapist (BSc Hons, MCSP, SRP) • Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (NSCA) • Nutrition Coach (NASM) • Certified Sleep Science Coach (NESTA)

Rob manages a varied list of clients around their health, wellbeing, training and recovery.

Rob has worked with a variety of professional athletes from Boxing, Golf, Formula 1, Rugby & Football.

As well as working with athletes, Rob has supported many general clients with their health, fitness and wellbeing with 1:1 coaching.

Rob has had the honour of supporting Anthony Joshua with his Physiotherapy / performance support (as part of a professional team) since 2013 shortly after he went professional.

Rob also worked as part of Hintsa Performance for 7 years from 2017 - 2023 where he worked in Formula 1 supporting Lance Stroll, the F1 driver as a performance coach.

In addition, Rob has experience working with Olympic athletes from; Snowboarding, Skiing, Judo, Canoeing & Bob Skeleton. He was involved with athlete support up to both Vancouver 2010 (British Snowboarding) and Sochi 2014 (Canada Snowboard) Winter Olympic Games as well as the London 2012 Olympics (British Canoeing).

He has an active interest in Strength & Conditioning and its role in performance & rehabilitation. Rob has been fortunate to work with a number of talented S&C coaches all around the world. His work values are solidly around teamwork & preparation in supporting individual athletes achieve excellence whilst remaining healthy.

15 years ago, Rob learned an advanced muscular acupuncture needling method called IMS under the best in the UK - Steve Varney. He uses IMS with great results around persistent pain and muscular dysfunction alongside quality strength & conditioning.

Rob enjoys presenting on various topics to include: ‘Spinal S&C’, ‘Shoulder injury prevention in boxing’, ‘Performance coaching your patients’

Rob is a highly experienced physiotherapist and performance coach. • Chartered Physiotherapist (... Read More

Max is an experienced sports therapist specialising in helping people progress from injury back to sport and activity. He specialises in contact sport athletes ( rugby and combat sports ) as well as drawing on his sports science and S&C background to help busy executives establish sustainable training routines.

Max is an experienced sports therapist specialising in helping people progress from injury back t... Read More

Lexi, originally from Vancouver, Canada, began her journey as a Registered Massage Therapist in 2012 and founded her own practice in 2014 while studying Health Sciences. After moving to London, UK, she completed a Master’s in Physiotherapy, with a specialization in TMJ disorders. Lexi combines her physiotherapy skills with functional dry needling, providing targeted, integrated treatment for her clients. With her background in reformer Pilates, she emphasizes a holistic approach to wellness, focusing on personalized care.

Dedicated to patient education, Lexi ensures her clients are equipped with knowledge and tools to take an active role in their health, helping them manage chronic pain and work toward long-term wellness goals.

Lexi, originally from Vancouver, Canada, began her journey as a Registered Massage Therapist in 2... Read More

Doug has over 20 years of experience as an Osteopath and Strength & Conditioning Coach, based in London, managing clients internationally.

Highly experienced in body recomposition, high-end human performance, and injury management.

Holds many qualifications, notably a degree in Sports and Exercise Sciences, training certifications from ACSM, CSCS (NSCA), and a Master of Osteopathy.

Former Head of Physiology at Nuffield Health, specializing in clinical health screening and lifestyle coaching.

Mentors peers, lectures, and leads seminars on various health, fitness, and injury topics, while working with clients to optimize health, performance, and recovery.

Doug has over 20 years of experience as an Osteopath and Strength & Conditioning Coach, based... Read More

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