Steve qualified from the Southampton University, The Southampton School Of Occupational Therapy & Physiotherapy in 1996. His first post was working Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust. During the three years he worked in various areas such as Neurology, Respiratory, Paediatrics and amputees before going on to specialise in musculoskeletal complaints Sports injuries.

From here he returned to Telford his place of birth and worked for 6 months at the Princess Royal before taking a job at Lilleshall Sports injury & Human Performance Centre. Here he spent over 4 years treating mainly professional footballers as well as treating a number of England cricketers, Olympic athletes and all manner of sports persons from Rugby players to Jockeys. Whilst at Lilleshall he was fortunate enough to work with the Squash racquets association. This involved touring with the England squad both junior and senior players attending a number of European and world Championships taking him all over the world from India to Egypt and a number of European countries.

Steve opened The SB Sports Injury & Physiotherapy Clinic has in January 2004. During this time he has also worked at clinics at the Nuffield suite in Sutton Coldfield.

Liz qualified in 1997, becoming a chartered and state registered physiotherapist. She gained general experience at the University Hospitals of Wales and then Southampton University Hospitals NHS trust before specialising in Neurological rehabilitation. 

For the past 6 years she has worked for the Wolverhampton community trust where she has worked in all areas of neurological rehab including outpatients which has enabled her to treat a wide and varied caseload of conditions including Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Head Injury and Peripheral Neuropathy which are just some of the examples. Liz also developed a community service for patients in the community with neurological deficit. 

She currently specialises in stroke rehabilitation and uses a variety of treatment techniques to best suit individual need. She is trained in the Bobath concept, which aims to restore function and regain normal movement in the neurologically impaired. The Bobath concept is widely accepted as the front line treatment for stroke victims

In 2004 Liz helped in the development of the SB Sports Injury & Physiotherapy Clinic and has continued to assess and rehabilitate patients in the community through the clinic.