Meet The Team

Tom has excelled in sport since the age of 8 as an athlete, coach, sports massage therapist and sports therapist.

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As an athlete he has competed for prestigious swimming and water polo clubs which has taken him all over the UK competing at many levels of championships.

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Injury has halted Tom on his journey to major championships twice - one of which ultimately ended his ambition of further progression, as he had to have major hip surgery as a teenager.

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Channeling this disappointment in a positive way, Tom turned his personal ambitions into coaching others to fulfill theirs.

 

Tom's personal experiences further fuelled his desire to help others by becoming a sports massage therapist in 2009. This led him to work for a Physiotherapy clinic in Portsmouth as well as developing his own client base in the Wickham area.

 

As a sports massage therapist, Tom was inspired to do more. So in 2012 he studied at the University of Chichester to become a sports therapist whilst gaining some valuable experience in well established clinics in Portsmouth. Tom graduated in 2015 and has worked in multidisciplinary clinics in Emsworth, alongside many different professions whilst starting and building Meon Valley Sports Injury Clinic. 

 

Tom's 15+ years experience has seen him treat many different ailments and complaints for clients including swimmers, footballers, runners, Paralympians, wrestlers, young people and the elderly.   

Callum is an enthusiastic and fully qualified sports massage therapist. He gained a level 3 qualification in sports massage therapy and has additional qualifications in in sports science.

 

Since gaining these qualifications Callum has been building on experience in the industry, helping clients of all ages, sports and professions. 

 

He is strongly driven by his passion for sport and fitness - so he became a massage therapist to merge his love for sport with a desire to help others achieve their peak performance and recover from injuries.

 

As a dedicated athlete, he understands the physical and mental challenges athletes face which fuels his commitment to provide effective, tailored massage services.

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Callum used to be a competitive long distance runner, running at all different levels across the UK in both track, road and cross country. He had great success with running and wanted to further himself by embracing some new challenges and took up triathlons. His ultimate goal is to compete in an Ironman competition.

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Callum is also a keen motocross rider and has competed in this sport for nine years.

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Eager to continue growing and learning in the field of massage therapy, Callum is passionate about helping individuals achieve their full potential whether that’s in sport or their everyday life.

Bayley is a graduate Sports Therapist from the University of Chichester with a strong passion for human anatomy and injury prevention/rehabilitation.

 

He is dedicated to helping patients recover from injuries by restoring their daily function as well as sporting ability and reducing the risk of recurrence through tailored treatment and prevention strategies. His evidence-based approach ensures that every patient receives the most effective and up-to-date care.

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Alongside his professional work, Bayley maintains an active lifestyle through the gym and playing football for his local football team, Burridge AFC. Due to this, Bayley understands what it means to struggle in sport and daily life due to what may only appear as a small injury or issue, and what others may only describe as a ‘minuscule’ matter. Such experiences, given by his teammates and patients as well as Bayley's first-hand insight, allow for a deeper understanding of the physical struggles of sport and the challenges of recovery, allowing him to connect with patients on a personal level and provide practical, empathetic support.

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By combining clinical expertise with a real-world understanding that every patient has different needs, Bayley strives to help individuals of all ages not only return to the activities they love at their peak physical and sporting ability but also build long-term resilience and confidence in their bodies that hopefully prevent future injury and allow people to continue enjoying their injury-free lifestyles.

Dan is a graduate Sports Therapist with a passion for helping individuals recover from injury and build both physical and mental resilience to prevent re-injury.

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He began his adult life in the Army Reserves, where he developed an enthusiasm for physical development by becoming an Army Physical Training Instructor. During his time as a Physical Training Instructor, Dan encountered a wide range of injuries and, feeling unprepared to effectively support recovery, became increasingly frustrated by his inability to help.

 

This frustration sparked his decision to pursue a career in Sports and Exercise Therapy, with the goal of guiding others through injury assessment, rehabilitation, and ultimately back to sport or work.

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Outside of his professional life, Dan is an avid sports enthusiast. He rediscovered his love for field hockey in 2019 while competing in an Army Reserve hockey competition.

 

This motivated him to join his local hockey club, where he now trains and competes whenever possible. Additionally, Daniel has been a dedicated distance runner since his school days, originally training to join the Army.

 

Recently, he has taken on the challenge of competing in the ABP Southampton Marathon.

Balancing marathon training with club hockey and maintaining high levels of fitness for Army service, Dan understands the physical demands of both competitive and recreational athletes.

 

Dan's personal experiences allow him to empathize with patients and tailor treatments and rehabilitation plans to meet their specific needs.

Jack has taken an interest in sports since he was very young, playing football and hockey during his youth and engaging in 7aside football as he has grown up. This has honed his competitive spirit and teamwork abilities.

 

Currently, Jack is in his second year at the University of Chichester, studying Sports Therapy.

 

His academic journey has been complemented by practical experience; during his time at college. This is where he received his massage qualification after he worked in a clinic setting every week, laying the foundation for his therapeutic skills and honing his craft. This experience was further developed in his first year at university, where he focused on enhancing his massage techniques, aiming to provide relief and support to those who may need it.

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Jack's determination is evident not only in his sports but also in his academic pursuits, where he is driven to merge his love for sports with his passion for helping others recover and perform at their best. His commitment to his studies and practical application in therapy showcases his ambition to make a significant impact in the field of sports therapy and sports massage.

Evie is a confident sports massage therapist with a genuine passion for helping people achieve both their short- and long-term fitness goals. She specialises in relieving everyday aches, pains, and niggles, supporting clients to move and feel better in their daily lives and to achieve their full potential. 

 

A keen runner, Evie has completed many events and especially enjoys half marathons. She enjoys strength training at the gym and practising yoga each week. With her active lifestyle, she truly understands the importance of recovery and how sports massage can play a vital role for effective training, injury prevention and aiding overall wellbeing.

 

Evie studied Sports Coaching and Development at Barton Peveril College, achieving a Triple Distinction Star in 2014. She then spent eight years travelling the world, living in countries such as Australia and New Zealand. While in New Zealand, she worked as a massage therapist at a luxury resort on the iconic Queen Charlotte Track, a five-day hike through the Marlborough Sounds. After returning home to Southampton, she continued to build her expertise by gaining further sports massage qualifications.

 

She is currently studying for her Level 2 Fitness Instructor and Level 3 Personal Training qualifications, with the goal of offering gym-based programmes that complement and enhance her massage treatments.

 

Evie also works with Moneyfields Football Club as their pitch-side first aider and massage therapist for both training sessions and match days, providing essential pre-match preparation and post-match recovery support.

 

Dedicated to continuous growth, Evie regularly attends industry events, seminars, and training courses to keep her skills sharp and her knowledge up to date. She is committed to offering the highest standard of care to every client she works with.