Laura Fornoni

Sports & Dance Therapist

BSc Sports & Dance Therapy, London Metropolitan University 2018 Laura is a former gymnast and gymnastic coach with wide-ranging sports experience including rugby and cheerleading.   She’s well-versed in all styles of dance and enjoys enriching her knowledge in new disciplines such as burlesque and circus arts. Laura works with patients from all backgrounds whether they are sedentary or high-performing sports people.

Sanchez Davis

Clinical Lead Physiotherapist

Sanchez is a Chartered Physiotherapist and Clinical Lead, bringing a wealth of experience across both NHS and private practice settings. He qualified in 2019 from City St George’s, University of London, following a degree in Sports and Exercise Science from the University of Portsmouth in 2014. Since qualifying, Sanchez has developed a broad and diverse clinical background, with experience in trauma and orthopaedics, accident and emergency, and neurological rehabilitation within the NHS. He later transitioned into private practice, where he specialises in musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries, supporting individuals of all levels—from the general population to elite athletes. Alongside his clinical work, Sanchez has extensive experience in elite sport. He has worked with professional football academy players at Queens Park Rangers and currently supports athletes at Crystal Palace Football Club. His sporting expertise also spans athletics, where he has worked with sprinters, jumpers, throwers, and distance runners, as well as athletes in basketball, rugby, netball, and badminton. Sanchez is also actively involved in physiotherapy education, having taught undergraduate and postgraduate students at City St George’s, University of London and the University of East London. He regularly contributes to the wider sporting community, including presenting on injury prevention and rehabilitation at the Nike collaboration with Rox Queens for London Hyrox 2025, and supporting major sporting events such as the Brighton Marathon and Sidemen charity football matches at Wembley Stadium. As Clinical Lead, Sanchez is committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based care, while fostering a collaborative and patient-centred environment. He takes a holistic approach to rehabilitation, combining clinical expertise with a strong emphasis on movement, performance, and long-term injury prevention. He holds additional qualifications in personal training and exercise prescription, manual therapy, dry needling and medical acupuncture, dry cupping therapy, ITMIFF certification, and sports taping and strapping. With a background as a personal trainer and a former national-standard triple jump athlete, Sanchez has a deep personal understanding of the demands of sport and performance. Outside of work, he enjoys travelling, attending live events, and spending time in nature

Nick Mooney

Performance Soft Tissue Therapist

Nick has taught Sports Massage at the North London School of Sports Massage since 2006, which he combines with his work treating private patients ranging from members of the public to elite athletes. In his early life Nick competed as a trampolinist and gymnast, and he has worked at major sporting events including the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Tom Astley

Sports Physiotherapist & Clinical Director

Tom, a seasoned sports physiotherapist with over a decade of expertise, has made his mark working with elite athletes across diverse disciplines. His impressive portfolio includes collaborations with GB Bobsleigh, England Lacrosse, Athletics, and NSL Netball teams. Tom's clinical prowess has been showcased at prestigious international events, including the Commonwealth Games and European Games. His hands-on experience and deep understanding of athletic performance make him a valuable asset in injury prevention and rehabilitation. When not enhancing athletes' wellbeing, Tom indulges his passion for sports through football, cycling, and golf, maintaining a personal connection to the active lifestyle he supports professionally.

Emma Spong

Physiotherapist

Emma Spong qualified as a physiotherapist in 2017 and further specialised in sports rehabilitation, completing her MSc at the University of Salford. She has extensive experience working across a range of elite female sports, including cricket, rugby, and Great Britain hockey. Alongside her primary roles, Emma has provided specialist support to the England Cricket Disability Team. She currently works with the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) as part of the British Tennis performance team, supporting British Tennis Players including Paralympic athletes. Emma has delivered physiotherapy services at major national and international events, including The Hundred, the Commonwealth Games, the British Athletics Championships, and endurance events such as the T100 Triathlon series and UK marathon races. Her clinical experience spans from NHS patients to elite-level athletes, giving her a broad and adaptable approach to musculoskeletal physiotherapy. She has expertise in managing acute sporting injuries as well as treating a wide range of everyday musculoskeletal conditions. In 2026, Emma is touring internationally on the professional tennis circuit, working at Grand Slam tournaments including Wimbledon, the French Open, and the US Open as part of her role with British Tennis.