Lee grew up in the Midlands, leaving for North Wales in 2009 to study Sport Science, graduating from Bangor University in 2012. Since graduating Lee has worked within the outdoor education and adventure sector, with over a decade of experience playing in the mountains of Snowdonia and further afield.
He is a valued member of the clinic physio team having started as a massage therapist here five years ago and now works as a physio and acupuncturist.
He began a journey into health and rehabilitation initially first qualified as a sport and remedial massage therapist in 2019 from the Sports Massage Academy. Where through official links to British and World Strongman opportunity has presented to work alongside such athletes. Alongside knowledge gained from his background in Sport Science Lee is well placed for understanding injury mechanics through sport or trauma, overuse and postural/ ergonomic complaints as well as chronic conditions.
Pursuing a career in health Lee qualified as a Physiotherapist in 2021. Working for the National Health Service he gained invaluable experience with clinical populations, patients across a broad spectrum from stroke rehabilitation to orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal. In promoting health Lee appreciates that being in ‘good health’ is not merely the absence of injury or disease but on wellbeing and balance. Naturally leading to an interest in pain science and how as Physiotherapist he can have a positive role to play in facilitating better health.
A member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists.