Physiotherapist & Founder
Liam Rodgers
Sitting in front of the TV as a child watching the Australian athletes compete at the Sydney Olympics was one of the most inspirational moments of my life.
From the age of 9 I went on to compete at a state level in swimming, athletics and water polo whilst also training in dance. My goal in life at that age was to represent Australia at the Olympics for swimming. As that dream started to become unreachable, I decided I wanted to help athletes who could actually make it achieve that goal. From there my Physiotherapy career was born. I now have 10 years experience in the industry, 7 years in private practice in London and am also the Lead Physio for the British Weight Lifting team.
Whilst it may seem that sport is my only focus, I enjoy treating clients at all stages of their health journey. It’s about taking an injury and using it as a chance to come out as a fitter, stronger, more knowledgeably person who in the future is less likely to get injured, or has more knowledge on how to help themselves.
The client’s goals are always the centre of treatment planning and I aim to use exercise/fitness outlets you are most comfortable with to achieve this. Analysing you as a person and discovering the source of pain, opposed to just treating symptoms, is how my patients return to activity faster and stronger. Rehab programs will always aim to be as efficient as possible as well and combined with hands on treatment to get you feeling great. I have further training in dry needling and shockwave which can be great adjunctive therapies.
Having advanced to the heights of private practice, I have stepped out and set up my own clinic so my time can be purely focussed on my clients. Your progress and success is what I’m dedicated too, and I will always ensure that we have a fun journey along the way. Time to get inspired!
Physiotherapist
Brad Donnelly
Growing up in regional Sydney, Australia my dream from a young age was to play professional rugby league. By 16 I was representing West Tigers in the National Rugby League. My dreams however changed when I dislocated my shoulder twice and required a full shoulder reconstruction.
Throughout my shoulder rehabilitation, I fell in love with the process and made the decision that I would rather fix athletes and enable people to strive for better, then continue to injure myself. From that day on I pursued a life as a physiotherapist and haven’t looked back since.
I completed a Master’s of Physiotherapy at Sydney University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports and Exercise Science at Western Sydney University. With two degrees and post graduate training in dry needling, casting, myofascial cupping, reformer Pilates and rehabilitation of sports injuries, my primary goal is to improve the quality of life of others and help facilitate achievement of client goals, no matter how big.
My wholistic treatment approach encompasses individualised rehabilitation plans which are unique and specific to my clients. I value the importance of restoring functional movement through strength and conditioning, exercise, and education to empower people and achieve optimal outcomes. I utilise a variety of effective treatment tools including dry needling, manual therapy, soft tissue massage, compression recovery systems and shockwave therapy.
My special clinical interests include sports related injuries, injury prevention, dry needling and rehabilitation of the knee and ankle. I have developed a passion for running and enjoy optimising running performance through strength and conditioning. My experience working with football teams has allowed me to treat a multitude of acute and chronic sports injuries with the soul focus of improving athletic performance and getting players back on the field as soon as possible.
I am a lover of the outdoors and enjoy time at the beach, gym, playing golf and hiking/exploring. I’m also a keen runner and have commenced training for my second marathon, you’ll find me running along the Thames and around Clapham Common most days.
Make sure to say hi!
Sports Massage Therapist
Peggy Grospiron
A French national, Peggy graduated from Melbourne, Australia in 2012 in Sports and Remedial Massage Therapy.
Whilst in Australia she spent 2 years gaining clinical experience working alongside Therapists from a range of complementary disciplines, including Physiotherapy, Naturopathy and Massage Therapy.
Relocating to London January 2016, Peggy continued to work in a clinical setting with physiotherapists and chiropractors. Her clients are from all walks of life: office workers, stay-at-home mums, seniors, recreational and elite athletes (sailors, ironman athletes, circus artists amongst them).
Passionate about the benefits of massage, Peggy’s treatment may include gentle or deeper strokes, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, stretching and gentle joint mobilization. A combination of these treatments will often be used during a session, according to the client’s needs.
In 2019, Peggy trained in Maui, Hawaii in the Hawaiian relaxation massage Lomi Lomi. Perfect to address general tightness, fatigue and stress, Lomi Lomi is ideal for anyone finding it difficult to let go and relax easily.
Peggy’s goal is to help you to be free from stress, tension and pain and to live your life with ease. She’s determined to make sure you leave the clinic feeling relaxed and rejuvenated and more mobile.
Senior Physiotherapist
Max Curtis
Growing up by the beach in the South West of England, I developed a deep passion for sports and the outdoors. During my teenage years, I was fortunate to represent my county in cricket, until a shoulder injury changed my path. Having torn my rotator cuff, requiring surgery and extensive rehabilitation, this is where I gained a profound appreciation for the world of physiotherapy. Throughout the rehabilitation process, I experienced the demands that are required to return to day-to-day activities and high level sport, which ultimately inspired my decision to pursue a career as a physiotherapist.
I am currently studying an MSc in Strength and Conditioning at St Mary’s University, Twickenham. This additional training allows me to integrate performance-enhancement strategies into my physiotherapy practice, ensuring that my clients benefit from a holistic approach to their rehabilitation.
I bring a variety of expertise from both professional sports and the private sector to my practice. I have had the privilege of working with elite athletes in professional football and cricket, helping them recover from injury, optimise performance, and maintain their peak physical condition. This experience has given me a deep understanding of the unique demands of high-level sports, injury prevention strategies, and tailored rehabilitation programs that meet the specific needs of athletes and the general public.
In the private sector, I have worked with a diverse range of clients helping them overcome injuries and achieve their individualised goals. My approach is personalised, focusing on creating individualised treatment plans that consider each client’s unique needs and goals. Whether you’re looking to recover from injury, enhance your athletic performance, or improve your overall well-being, I am committed to helping them achieve their goals.
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