Ahmad graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with a 1st class honours degree in Physiotherapy. He joined the EPM team in 2023. A 1st XI Cricketer for Dinton, Ahmad is now giving back to the Aylesbury community as a Chartered Physiotherapist, helping local people achieve a healthier, more active life.

Following his academic achievements, Ahmad has continued to expand his skillset through specialised training in Sports Massage. His expertise in therapeutic massage techniques allows Ahmad to support athletes of all levels during pre-event training and post-event recovery, across a range of different sports.

Having gained his initial qualifications at Aylesbury Grammar School, Ahmad has enjoyed the privilege of serving as the pitch-side first aider for the school’s Rugby team. Ahmad describes this experience as “invaluable for rapid assessment, immediate care, and injury prevention for younger athletes.”

Ahmad has also undertaken a formal Sports Trauma Management course, equipping him with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage sports-related injuries.

Ahmad has a very patient-centred approach and his commitment to continuous learning ensures that he’s always able to provide the highest quality care and a truly personalised experience for every patient.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or optimising your physical performance, Ahmad uses evidence-based treatment plans to address each individual’s unique needs and goals.

Ahmad graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with a 1st class honours degree in Physiothe... Read More

Catrin graduated from King’s College London with a first class honours degree, and was awarded the Jacqueline Rolande Spicer Prize for Best Overall Academic Achievement.

Catrin then progressed into a role at Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London, gaining experience in musculoskeletal outpatients, as well as patients with neurological deficits and amputees. Working across a wide range of disciplines within the NHS, Catrin now has a breadth of knowledge to draw on when treating musculoskeletal injuries.

Her interest in rehabilitation stemmed from her involvement in rowing from a young age. Having competed for the West Midlands and won medals at National Championships, Catrin has an appreciation for the hard work and dedication required to perform at a high level, as well as the frustrations that a setback from an injury can bring.

Having recently returned from six months working in the French Alps, Catrin has further honed her love and interest in snow sports. She has always been a keen skier, and now has also tried her hand at snowboarding, monoskiing and ski touring.

Catrin’s time spent on the slopes has furthered her understanding and appreciation of the risks associated with snow sports. This has impressed on her the importance of injury prevention and rehabilitation, which she looks forward to having the opportunity to apply at Elite.

As Catrin is new to the area, she enjoys exploring the countryside on her road bike, and is also looking forward to getting back into netball.

Catrin graduated from King’s College London with a first class honours degree, and was awarded t... Read More

In 2013, Tom graduated from Brunel University with an Honours Degree. A few years after experiencing private clinical work in various practices, Tom went on to study his Masters in Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health at University College London (UCL). Tom is very passionate about progressing himself as a physiotherapist and is always keen to further his education. He is currently following in the footsteps of our clinical directors and working towards his postgraduate Musculoskeletal Sonography qualification through the UCL.

Tom’s specialism is Strength and Conditioning, he provides his patients with extensive rehabilitation knowledge, and wants to help all of his patients to get back to what they enjoy without pain.

As well as working at Elite, Tom is the Head Physiotherapist at Aylesbury Rugby Club. Tom is responsible for the conditioning and rehabilitation of all players, as well as any injuries pitch-side at training or matches. In 2018, Tom experienced working with International level athletes first hand at the World Indoor Athletics Championships.

Tom has undertaken postgraduate courses on running rehabilitation. His experience and knowledge on gait analysis and re-education, especially in runners is an invaluable benefit to the clinic. Tom enjoys sharing his knowledge, he often leads the team in-service training. More recently, he has been Honorary Lecturer at University College London (UCL), where he led sessions for the BSci sports medicine students.

In 2013, Tom graduated from Brunel University with an Honours Degree. A few years after experienc... Read More