Uju Eze

Uju is a qualified Remedial Soft Tissue & Sports Massage Therapist as well as a Movement Coach. Uju completed the highest qualification in the field, a BTEC Level 5 Remedial Soft Tissue Therapy & Sports Massage diploma, at one of the UK’s leading schools for Sport Massage (London School of Sports Massage). Uju also trained at the acclaimed and highly exclusive ProSport Academy.

Mobility programmes play an important part of recovery, from both acute and chronic conditions; Uju works with clients to develop simple and achievable maintenance and rehabilitation programmes but ultimately the goal is to help you create an environment in which the healing can begin. Uju also uses Medical Acupuncture to release muscle tension.

Uju is a member of The Association For Soft Tissue Therapists (SMA).

Okey Eze

Okey grew up in Nigeria, inspired by his physiotherapist father who helped soldiers injured in the Biafran War, and was Chief Physiotherapist of an Orthopaedic Hospital. When Okey was 14, he moved to Britain with his family, where he completed a Sports Science Degree at the University of Greenwich.  

Okey has always been into sports and active lifestyle and, in the UK, he began playing rugby at high level while pursuing a career in sales.

 As an athlete and a rugby player, he often ended up in the Physio room with many injuries which eventually spurn him into pursuing his dream of helping people in pain.

In 2016, he went back to university and completed a High Level 5 Soft Tissue Diploma (NLSSM) while treating in a clinical setting but that wasn’t enough, he didn’t just want to be a good “hands on” therapist relieving pain temporarily, he wanted to help get rid of pain for good.

 So, after practising as a Soft Tissue Therapist for a few years, he eventually decided to train with world renowned England Rugby Physiotherapist Dave O’Sullivan from ProSport Academy. 

 Okey graduated from numerous courses from the Academy and found Dave’s teaching and mentorship truly inspiring. His approach to treatment and rehab has since evolved with more structure and love, which has made a world of difference to his clients. 

He has recently completed a course in how past trauma, including childhood trauma, can be stored in our body tissues and can affect people’s recovery.

When it comes to getting better, things are not always black and white, so he’s always looking at other ways that may be leading to a problem, not just the physical side. 

Okey is constantly trying to improve his work, obsessively studying any new research and new approaches in the Physio and rehab world, because his work is not just a job, but a true calling to help others.

Okey is a member of The Association For Soft Tissue Therapists (SMA).