“Be. Mobile. To practice what I preach, I keep fit by cycling, running and training at the gym.” “I am most passionate about helping people unlock their healing potential, and helping them attain their goals, whether it is walking down the street pain-free, or improving a personal best time.”

Special Areas of Interest

Spine

TMJ

Disc injuries

Sports injuries

Dry needling

Hip and shoulder

Degrees / Qualifications

Experience

Greg achieved his Masters degree in Chiropractic at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2002. Before setting up practices in London, he ran successful practices in Johannesburg, and was also the Chiropractor to the South African Water Polo team, as well as to the professional cycling team – Team TSN.

Greg’s keen knowledge was formed through running a chiropractic and wellness program at BP in London, one of the world’s largest companies. As a result, he developed a great understanding of the pressures that develop from sitting in front of computers day-in and day-out; as well as the importance of having correct ergonomics in the workplace. He actively conducts workshops at small and large corporations, teaching the importance of sitting and standing correctly, and helping people achieve an optimum position at their workstation.

Having taught Anatomy at the University of London, teaching Clinical and Applied Anatomy to Medical, Physiotherapy and Biomedical Technology students, Greg has developed a thirst for knowledge, that continues today.

With a special interest in the Chiropractic approach to sporting injuries (and specific experience in bicycle setup, correct training methods and cycling induced muscle and joint problems) Greg has been helping athletes reach their full sporting potential for many years. He has also adjusted elite rowers, cyclists, waterpolo players, rugby players, tri-athletes and runners to help them achieve optimum health and biomechanical function.

Greg works at both the City and Double Bay clinics.

Professional Associations

Chiropractic Australia

Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency