Six Physio Monument

James trained as a Physiotherapist at Otago University in 2003 and completed a Sports Medicine diploma before heading overseas with the travel bug. He arrived in London in 2008 and has racked up a fair few countries visited both on the way and since arrival. As a Kiwi, always taking part in a range of sports and outdoor activities, James has experienced injuries to all parts of the body involving muscles, tendons, bones and ligaments. You name it, he`s done it. As a national level sprinter and pole vaulter he spent countless hours in the physio clinic during his high school and university years, which predetermined his career path. James has a special interest in sporting performance and functional movement. He has worked with athletes of all levels including traveling with regional teams in athletics, hockey, football and rugby. He worked for two years with the Hawke`s Bay Magpies Rugby Union prior to leaving New Zealand.

Jennifer graduated in 2003 from Sheffield Hallam University with a degree in Physiotherapy and a desire to change the world! Having not succeeded in the latter she continued her journey in Physiotherapy through various NHS trusts from Essex through to South West London gaining a wide variety of experiences along the way. As well this she has worked for a Semi-Pro football team and volunteered her skills for the athletes at the London Marathon. Achieving further qualifications in Acupuncture, Pilates and Biomechanics she became keen to expand and share her skills by joining Six. She specialises in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy and Women’s Health (including Pelvic Floor dysfunctions and Musculoskeletal problems Pre, Post and during Pregnancy).

Alex moved to London in 1999 from his native France. As a multilingual, he is a sports fanatic, and has competed in various disciplines. Alex has trained and qualified in London with a special interest in sports manual therapy. Since 2009 he has worked with both national and international elite rowers at the London Rowing Club in Putney, and has treated athletes competing in triathlons, ironman, ski, lacrosse, netball, rugby, judo...giving him an invaluable experience at an elite level. He is currently studying a Masters degree in Osteopathy at the London School of Osteopathy, with a vision to become a sports Osteopath in the near future and carry on to develop his skill following various courses and diploma every year. Alex joined the team at Six Physio in 2010.