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, deeply inspired by his father, a physiotherapist who treated injured soldiers during the Biafran War and served as Chief Physiotherapist at an Orthopaedic Hospital. At the age of 14, Okey moved to Britain with his family, where he later earned a Sports Science degree from the University of Greenwich.

An avid sports enthusiast, Okey played rugby at a high level in the UK while pursuing a career in sales. As an athlete, frequent injuries often led him to the physio room, igniting his passion for helping people overcome pain.

In 2016, Okey returned to university and earned a Level 5 Soft Tissue Therapy Diploma (NLSSM) while gaining clinical experience. However, he was driven by more than just temporary relief for his clients—he wanted to help them eliminate pain for good.

After practicing as a Soft Tissue Therapist for several years, Okey sought advanced training under world-renowned England Rugby Physiotherapist Dave O’Sullivan at ProSport Academy. Completing multiple courses, Okey found Dave’s mentorship transformative, shaping his approach to treatment and rehabilitation into a more structured, holistic and compassionate practice, which has greatly benefited his clients.

Recognising the link between past trauma and physical recovery, Okey completed courses on how trauma, including childhood experiences, can be stored in the body and impact healing. This insight has broadened his perspective, allowing him to address not only the physical but also the underlying factors contributing to his clients’ challenges.

Okey continually seeks to refine his skills, immersing himself in the latest research and approaches in physiotherapy, rehabilitation and nervous system dysfunction. For him, this work is not just a profession but a true calling to help others find lasting relief and recovery.

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