Jon graduated from the University of Brighton with a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science in 1999, and then went on to study at St Georges Hospital Medical School where he graduated in 2003 with a BSc in Physiotherapy. He then spent 5 years working in the NHS and subsequently private practice. He has also worked for a number of sports teams from amateur to international level from rugby and football, to lacrosse and athletics.

Dave graduated from Birmingham University with a degree in Sports and Exercise Science, then moving on to undertaking an MSc in Physiotherapy in 2002 at Queens Margarets University College in Edinburgh. He has worked in both the NHS and private sector, and has helped with the English Lacrosse team and the Scottish FA, amongst other sports teams and groups.

Matt graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science, and then went on to study at St George’s Hospital Medical School where he graduated with a BSc in Physiotherapy. Having spent years working in the NHS specialising in musculoskeletal and orthopaedic rehabilitation. With a passion for sport and particularly football, he became Lead Academy Physiotherapist at League One AFC Wimbledon during the 2016/17 season.

Matt has a wide interest in football and as a student was a vice captain of his University Football team. In his spare time Matt enjoys sports such as indoor rock climbing, cycling and running.

Sarah graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2004, and has subsequently worked in private practices in South Africa and the UK. She completed her MSc in Sports & Performance Physiotherapy at Kings College London in 2010 and has subsequently worked with ballet dancers at the 3 top ballet schools in the UK as well as individual dancers at various independent companies including Michael Clark Company and Vienna Festival Ballet.

Through her work with elite dancers Sarah has developed an interest in foot and ankle conditions and hypermobility. She believes in an integrated approach to physiotherapy treatment and is passionate about helping people to achieve their full potential, no matter what their activity levels are.

Sarah has a keen interest in rehabilitation and is a qualified matwork and equipment Pilates instructor. She also believes in the power of education and has previously taught anatomy to dancers as well as led courses to train Physiotherapists how to teach Pilates.

Claire is a Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist and Chartered Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist. Despite treating every problem in the body from head to toe, Claire has specialised in Pelvic Health problems  in women with problems following pregnancy, birth and menopause and in Men following surgery or long term pelvic floor changes in their bladder, bowel or their pelvis.  Claire works in a very holistic way, making sure she treats the root cause of the pain her patients are experiencing.

Claire is passionate about Pelvic health conditions and puts her knowledge as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist into practice with each of these patients as often their back and hips can cause them problems alongside the pelvic floor. She believes all women can maintain good health ante-natally, return to good health post birth and stay continent in menopause. Men also should be able to stay healthy before and after surgery or episodes of constipation, not allowing these issues to continue which affect their every day lives. Claire works closely with many Consultants including Mr Kulkarni, Mr Elias, Mr Bearn, Mr Trivedi and Mr Nisar. And works closely with local dieticians and nutritionalists to treat every patient holistically.

 Claire is also a Mummy MOT practitioner, she applies her knowledge as a Physiotherapist, Yoga and Pilates Instructor to her patients that are experiencing anything from rectus diastasis (split tummy muscles), prolapse, incontinence (bladder and bowel), overactive bladders, perineal tears and scar tightness (c-section or vaginal births). Claire is also trained in treating more specialist problems such as sexual dysfunction, vulvodynia/vaginismus, painful sex and bowel dysfunctions which she treats through education and advice, manual therapy, myofascial release techniques, acupuncture and stretches. However, if you are not having any problems, Claire can help you reach those exercise goals and get your body strong and supple again. 

 With an in-depth Mummy MOT assessment (1 hour long), Claire provides you with a postnatal detailed physiotherapy assessment of the abdominal and pelvic area checking your posture, breathing, tummy gap and pelvic floor strength post pregnancy or if your pregnancy was years ago, she can still help reach your exercise and body goals. Claire will give you a detailed treatment plan which is individual to the client. The rehabilitation programs aim to restore optimal strategies for when you are at home lifting baby, car seats and buggies or enjoying any exercise classes or home workouts. She uses a variety of treatment techniques including joint and soft tissue mobilisation, acupuncture, thoracic ring and the integrated systems model approach (for more info: Diane Lee and the Integrated Systems Model) and myofascial releases. 

 From the assessment Claire will advise mums on how to best exercise safely and then help you achieve these goals in my Yoga classes in Weybridge. Claire is motivated to get you back to full function using her experience in Physiotherapy, Yoga and Pilates to achieve your goals and maintain a healthy body and mind. This will help you to enjoy and get the most out of every workout and exercise class you love to practice 

She currently is a Band 7 Clinical Specialist in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Team at St Peter’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. She is an associate member of the Association of Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapist (POGP), a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP), is registered with the Health & Care Professionals Council (HCPC) and a Yoga Alliance Member

Vaida graduated in 2006 with a BSc in Physiotherapy, having previously gained a degree in Public Health Science. She has over 5 years' experience within the NHS musculoskeletal area, where she has developed excellent diagnostic skills and knowledge.

Susie graduated from Brunel University with a BSc in Sports Science and Leisure Management in 1999. She then went on to work in a Sports Performance and Rehabilitation clinic, during which she studied part-time at St Mary's College, later graduating in 2008 with a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Rehabilitation. She has worked with a number of sports professionals including England rugby players, professional footballers and international athletes.

Fiona studied Clinical Sport and Remedial Massage Therapy at the Oxford School of Sports Massage, receiving her Level 5 diploma, the highest available qualification in the UK, in July 2016. She is a full member of the Institute of Sports and Remedial Massage, the Sports Massage Association and the Sports Therapy Association. With a Masters degree in Engineering from the University of Cambridge, she takes a keen interest in biomechanics and the role of soft tissue health in optimum movement for general health and in sport. 

Heather is the heartbeat of Bodymechanics, keeping diaries, appointments, therapists and clients in order. She looks after a team of admin support staff who make it their business to keep things shipshape. A keen runner, she has several marathons under her belt and enjoys pounding the roads as a good form of exercise and stress relief! If you have any questions, Heather normally has the answers.