After graduating from the University of Ulster in 2002, Peter took the opportunity to go straight into working full time in a Sports Injuries practice in Cork. On returning to Belfast he further developed his experience working in Private Practice until he opened Belfast Sports and Spinal in 2009.

Through his career he has been Lead Physiotherapist for Co Antrim Senior and Minor Footballers and Hurlers as well as the Co Down Senior Hurlers, including being part of the All Ireland Christy Ring winning teams.

Professionally he has a keen interest in the biomechcanical nature of conditions and the rehabilitation of sports injuries incorporating strength and conditioning principles into his rehab.

In his down time he also enjoys endurance sports including the odd marathon or IronMan.

James qualified from the Ulster University in 2016 and is currently continuing his studies in a masters degree of pain management at University College London.

James works with people with a range of musculoskeletal conditions, helping them return to the things that they enjoy the most through the use of personalised exercise programs, based on patient centred goals. James also understands the importance of pain in a patient’s journey, ensuring that people are informed on their potential diagnosis and that all factors that contribute to a person’s rehabilitation are acknowledged.

Personally, James keeps active through going to the gym, running and martial arts.

Pending

With June retiring, Steve joined Belfast Sports and Spinal in early 2023, managing the day to day administration of the practice.  He brings many years of experience in administrative and Office Manager roles within both the Public and Private sector.

Steve’s role is to manage Physiotherapy referrals.  This may include liaising with patients, medical insurance companies and corporate clients.