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Neil Brown is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist with more than 10-years of experience. He is based at Anatomy Rehab DIFC. He has a special interest in complex hip and groin injuries. Neile works with experts in the area to formulate effective rehabilitation plans for his patients. He uses an evidence-based approach to get athletes ‘back on track'.

Neile trained in the UK and has a background in semi-professional sprinting and a special interest in rehabilitating track athletes both professional and recreational. He gained his bachelor's degree in physiotherapy in 2011 from the University of the West of England in Bristol, and he has previously worked in the UK as a senior MSK physiotherapist for Nuffield Health where he treated patients with acute and chronic injuries. He has also worked at Hartpury RFC where he helped athletes return to sport following interventions such as exercise programmes, soft tissue manipulation, and mobilisations. He has also led a number of rehabilitation classes for ACL reconstructions and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.

Neile has an interest in football, weight training and running. He has been involved in the London Marathon to support Alzheimer's Research UK as well as regional half marathon events.