Paul is a physiotherapist with two decades of clinical expertise. He has worked right across the UK, from North Yorkshire and London to Hampshire and Dorset. Sports medicine is one of his areas of special interest: he has worked both on the touchline and in sports injuries clinics, and now lectures on the Sports Therapy programme at Bournemouth University. Having spent several years managing physiotherapy and health assessment teams in two key Nuffield Health hospitals, Paul also has an extensive understanding of orthopaedic surgery. Born and bred on the edge of the beautiful New Forest, he loves being active and out in the fresh air. He enjoys cycling, golfing – and running around after his young family.

He is a father to three boys, keen cyclist and runner and has a passion for water sports including surfing, surf lifesaving and he races outrigger canoes and stand-up paddleboards.

Nathan has a passion to help people. Having had some of his own obstacles in earlier years he is keen to prove that anything is possible! He wants to keep learning with an admiration for improvement and adding to his qualifications.

In addition to his sports massage therapy, Nathan enjoys treating ankle injuries, knee injuries, and headaches. He is also trained in Kinesio taping and immobilisation strapping.

Outside work, Nathan enjoys hiking, exploring, and eating! You may also hear him singing on open mic nights locally.

Victoria has Master’s degree in Sports Injury Rehabilitation. Through her work in high performance, Victoria discovered her passion for movement with a specific interest in the role of breath in health, physical performance and wellbeing.

Julia has been practicing Yoga for many years, starting her training with the British Wheel of Yoga teacher in 2001, and is passionate about teaching yoga. She started teacher training with Wendy Haring, in 2001, and completed in 2005 with The British Wheel of Yoga. This gave Julia an incredible foundation to build on and she continues to explore different styles and enjoy the mix and benefits that yoga gives and brings freshness into her teaching.

Everyone is welcome to Julia’s classes and she encourages all ages and abilities to try yoga and keep forever young. Yoga has been and continues to be, a source of inspiration in every part of her life.

A highly experienced strength and conditioning coach, Jack Phillips is currently Head of Performance at Bryanston School. He works closely with physiotherapists to assist in the rehabilitation of the pupils. He also works with aspiring youth athletes on a 1-1 and small group basis, ranging from netball, swimming, rugby, volleyball and hockey. Through his evidence and research-based coaching, he has helped many young athletes to achieve and fulfil their full potential.

At the clinic, Jack runs our Strength & Conditioning classes, teaching clients who are coming to the end of physiotherapy and rehabilitation after injury the correct techniques for weight training and improving strength, enabling them to progress in their training.