Tom’s passion for health and fitness started through his own desire to be the best athlete he could be. This led to the foundations of his career in strength and conditioning, where he worked with a number of national and recreational athletes who looked to better improve their performance.

This time also led him to become a British Champion Powerlifter during his studies to become an Osteopath. After completing a masters degree in osteopathic medicine in 2015, he looked to further develop his approach to functional rehabilitation with the prestigious Gray Institute in America for a 40 week internship in 2016.

Upon his return, Tom went on to become Head of Performance and Lead Osteopath for a Great British Sprint training group. Here, Tom supported a number of athletes with their strength and conditioning and physical therapy. Many of these athletes have since gone on to national placings and titles, while some even had recent success at the Olympic games in Tokyo.

More recently, Tom’s passion for a broader approach to health and well-being has led him to study another Masters Degree in Nutritional Medicine. His hopes here are to further be able to help his patients with their treatment outcomes and overall health and wellbeing.

This shows the variety in Tom’s knowledge base and this blends into the way Tom likes to work. He can appreciate all aspects of your health, well-being, nutritional status and physical fitness, ultimately helping you to reach your goals and treatment expectations which aligns perfectly with Formula Health’s integrated approach to medicine.

Tom clinically has a particular interest in nutrition, persistent or chronic pain, high-end rehabilitation, neck and back pain, shoulder and knee injuries. Tom’s own hobbies include Olympic weight training, Brazilian Jiujitsu, gymnastics and running.