Meet The Team

Meet Vicky – The Owner & Specialist in Sports Injury Rehabilitation & Exercise-Based Physiotherapy

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Vicky is a fully Chartered Physiotherapist, registered with both the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). She brings a wealth of knowledge and over 20 years of hands-on experience from a wide range of clinical and sporting environments. Her background includes working within the NHS across hospital, community, and outpatient settings, including musculoskeletal and orthopaedic rehabilitation, post-operative recovery, and rheumatology services. She has also worked in private practice and on the pitch-side with rugby, football, and NFL teams, giving her a broad, practical understanding of injury management across all levels.

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Today, Vicky specialises in the rehabilitation of sports injuries, using a proactive, exercise-based physiotherapy approach to help clients recover faster, move better, and return to peak performance. Whether you're dealing with an acute sports injury, a recurring issue, or recovering post-surgery, Vicky designs individualised rehab programs that are both evidence-based and tailored to your specific goals.

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While her current focus is on sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy, Vicky also draws on her extensive NHS experience treating rheumatological conditions such as hypermobility syndromes, inflammatory arthritis, and chronic pain – giving her a deep and well-rounded clinical perspective.

Her hybrid treatment model blends rehabilitation exercises with manual therapy techniques, including sports massage, trigger point release, myofascial therapy, acupuncture, and cupping, to provide both symptom relief and long-term results.

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Vicky’s background as a Level 5 Sports Massage Therapist and Level 4 Advanced Personal Trainer gives her a unique edge when working with athletes and active individuals. She has supported clients across a wide range of sports – from runners and gym-goers to footballers, rugby players, and tennis athletes – and even ran her own rehabilitation-focused gym for over four years.

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When she’s not helping others stay active, Vicky enjoys living what she teaches – she’s a keen hockey player, regular gym-goer, and passionate swimmer, always staying engaged in the kind of movement and activity she promotes in her practice.

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If you're looking for expert support in sports injury rehabilitation, exercise-based physiotherapy, or chronic pain management, Vicky offers the clinical expertise, practical knowledge, and personal commitment to help you achieve lasting results.

Wylie Ball is a highly experienced sports physiotherapist based in Bath, with a strong clinical interest in running injuries, rehabilitation, and performance physiotherapy.

 

Originally from Bristol, Wylie graduated from the University of Bath in 2015 with a degree in Sports and Social Science. He began his professional journey working with the Hounslow and Richmond NHS Trust, where he led group and individual exercise-based rehabilitation programs, sparking a long-standing passion for movement-focused physiotherapy.

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In 2017, Wylie returned to the South West to complete his Physiotherapy degree at the University of the West of England, graduating in 2020. Since then, he has worked extensively in the private physiotherapy sector, progressing to a senior role and focusing on musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy, sports injury rehab, and running-specific physiotherapy.

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Now practising at Hybrid Health in central Bath, Wylie specialises in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports injuries—with a particular focus on running-related conditions such as shin splints, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, IT band syndrome, patellofemoral pain, and stress fractures. His approach integrates hands-on treatment, gait analysis, strength and conditioning, and tailored return-to-run programs to help clients recover fully and perform better than ever.

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Wylie works with runners of all levels, from beginners to competitive athletes, as well as individuals returning from injury who want to build a stronger, more resilient body. He’s passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger, and prevent future injuries through intelligent, evidence-based physiotherapy.

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Outside the clinic, Wylie lives what he teaches—regularly running, doing CrossFit, playing padel, and taking on endurance challenges. His personal achievements include the 11-mile Windermere One Way swim and a Channel relay swim, showing his deep commitment to physical performance and recovery.

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If you're searching for a sports physio in Bath, a running injury specialist, or expert help with sports rehabilitation, Wylie offers a results-driven, athlete-focused approach to help you get back to doing what you love—stronger, faster, and pain-free.

Lynsey has been a manual therapist (or myotherapist) for 13 years having moved on from a busy executive life in London creative agencies. She dedicates her practice to
supercharging your personal and professional performance goals. Her approach to bodywork is to use her experience and a combination of a broad range of techniques to tailor the session to you.

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“I believe there's a middle ground between the rehabilitative exercises given to you from a physical therapist, and the soothing yet generic strokes of a traditional massage therapist that feel great, but don't always get you the results you need. I listen to you. I check your lifestyle, training and posture and work with you to build a treatment that will supercharge your performance.”

She has worked with professional sports men and women, international rugby teams (including England, Australia and New Zealand) and football teams (including Liverpool and Arsenal), triathletes, Ironmen and women, dancers, runners, weightlifters, tired parents, pregnant women, desk jockeys, top business executives, cancer patients, the over 70, 80s and 90s, young kids and old.

“I'm an ex-dancer, try-hard CrossFitter, ultra trail runner and one time Spartan champion(!), with two full-on and fabulous kids.

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Hybrid Massage Session with Lynsey includes:
● Swedish Massage
● Deep Tissue Massage
● Sports massage (including functional fitness, activations and strength training
advice)
● Stretch Therapy and Active Isolated Stretching
● Manual Lymphatic Drainage
● Myofascial Release

Lana brings a wealth of experience from both the academic world and competitive sport, offering a unique blend of hands-on therapy, functional movement knowledge, and holistic care. With a Bachelor in Sport & Recreation, further study in Strength & Conditioning, health and wellness research and multiple qualifications in Yoga and Bodywork—including Massage Therapy—her approach is both grounded in science and enriched by lived experience.

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After spending half her life in New Zealand, Lana has worked as a personal trainer, coach, educator and movement therapist across the sport and wellness sectors. She now brings her offerings to Bath, UK, supporting a wide range of clients from high-performing athletes to those seeking recovery from injury, imbalance or burnout.

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Her own journey includes competing at national level in cycling, athletics, and long-distance triathlon for New Zealand. After facing burnout and major spinal surgery, she turned to yoga and therapeutic massage as tools for healing and long-term wellbeing. These practices remain central to how she now works—with compassion, precision, and a belief that healing happens on many levels.

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Lana's massage sessions are tailored to the individual and draw on a blend of techniques from deep tissue, Myofascial release, and functional movement therapy. Whether you’re an athlete needing maintenance, someone dealing with pain, or simply in need of nervous system down-regulation, she’ll meet you where you’re at.

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Lana’s interest and skills are continuing being developed and is currently studying Yoga for Athletes (through Yoga for Medicine International), advanced Bodywork Techniques with TCM Yogi Jambo Dragon, Applied Kinesiology and will be up-skilling in Myofascial Therapeutic Massage techniques over the forthcoming year. 

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“My hope is to offer a safe space that works with every individual, uniquely to their personal requirements, history, experience and demands. No individual is the same and I approach every session with a holistic perspective, based in science, experience and intuition. The more we can connect to our bodies, the greater opportunity we have to make decisions that will enhance our chosen endeavours, adventures and experiences.”