Mr Tom Chrich

Tom Chrich is a highly experienced Sports Therapist and Rehabilitator with a strong background in musculoskeletal injury management across private practice and sporting environments. With six years of experience, he has worked extensively within sports, including rugby league, rugby union, and professional academy football at MK Dons in the UK. Additionally, he has provided support at multiple marathon events, aiding recovery and assisting injured runners.

Originally from the UK, Tom has a passion for rugby and skiing, ensuring that his own training in the gym enhances his athletic performance. His expertise includes pre- and post-operative rehabilitation, soft tissue techniques, and injury prevention strategies. He has special interests in sports nutrition, strength & conditioning, and mobility, equipping him with the necessary tools to aid recovery, improve symptoms, and guide patients through end-stage rehabilitation and return to sport.

Tom obtained a BSc (Hons) in Sports Rehabilitation from the University of Hull in 2020. His professional portfolio includes experience within professional academy football at MK Dons and multiple rugby teams across England, where he ensured accurate diagnosis and efficient return-to-sport protocols for athletes of all ages. His continued professional development includes certifications such as Intermediate Trauma and Medical Management in Football (FA) and Pre-Hospital Intermediate Care in Sport (RFU). Additionally, he is proficient in taping, soft tissue recovery, mobilisations, and osteopathic spinal manipulations, broadening his scope of practice. He is currently training to become a Level 4 Strength & Conditioning coach to further enhance his expertise in programming and gym-based rehabilitation.

Beyond private practice and sports, Tom has a strong NHS background, with 3.5 years as a senior clinician and team lead. His experience in this role has enabled him to treat a wide range of pathologies and injuries, including acute sports injuries, chronic conditions, and postural back pain. He has significant experience running post-operative clinics and working in gym environments, assessing movement patterns, challenging rehabilitation progress, and rebuilding confidence in those returning from injury.