Daniel Gabrielson - Physiotherapist and Owner
Dan began his working life as a footballer at Everton FC before signing for Wigan. During his footballing years Daniel spent a lot of time in the Physio room and this is when he first became interested in physiotherapy.
Daniel worked at Alder Hey Children's hospital as part of the therapy team, whilst working towards his Physiotherapist Degree. He qualified from Salford University in 2007 with a first class honours degree in physiotherapy and commenced work for Wirral NHS as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist. Dan then began working within the private sector. He has worked with numerous sporting professionals throughout his career and is currently physiotherapist at Southport Football Club.
Mike Woodward - Physiotherapist
Mike is a chartered physiotherapist and personal trainer working out of Formby.
He has been training clients for 8 years, working with kids as young as 10, to mature adults in their 80s. In this time he has helped people achieve their goals be it preparing for a marathon, prepping for a powerlifting meet, or simply getting into better shape and living a healthier life.
During Covid, he decided to take this passion for helping others and go back to university and gain his physiotherapy degree. he currently works at the Walton Centre in Aintree helping people with neurological conditions get back on their feet and regain some independence.
He is also qualified as a Level 3 strength and conditioning coach, and enjoys working alongside athletes, helping them to reach their potential on and off the pitch / playing field .
As a physiotherapist, he combines his variety of experience to develop a bespoke and tailor-made approach to your rehabilitation plan, following evidence based guidelines and best practise.
Sue Rosin-Sport Masseuse
Sue is a registered Sports Massage Therapist and a member of the Federation of Holistic Therapies. Before joining the team, she has worked independently in Formby and has extensive experience in pre/post event massages as well as restorative and rehabilitative massages.
Sue uses a variety of techniques such as trigger point therapy, soft tissue release, dry needling and dry cupping as well as facilitated stretching to support the massage.
