ABOUT US

Nick’s background in biomechanics underpins his work across intensive rehabilitation, breaking recurring injury cycles, and elevating athletic performance. He has supported 400+ ACL athletes back to sport and full fitness through a structured, evidence-led approach.

Alongside his clinical work, Nick oversees both the online and in-clinic operations, ensuring the team can deliver consistently high-quality support. He also consults on performance environments, advising organisations & teams on their performance and rehabilitation systems.​​​​

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Currently Head of Medical at Forest Green Rovers, Jake brings a wealth of high-performance experience to Proview Sports. Having progressed through the Birmingham City FC Academy system, he has worked across the full pathway from youth development to senior-level football. His background equips him with exceptional clinical judgement, advanced injury management skills, and a deep understanding of the demands placed on elite athletes

Gwen’s strength lies in her ability to merge evidence-based performance training with the lived experience of navigating an ACL return to competition. Having been through the process herself at elite level, she understands the physical demands, psychological barriers, and performance expectations that athletes face. As a result, she leads rehab with a uniquely informed, athlete-centred approach that prioritises long-term resilience and high-performance readiness.

As Head of S&C at Cheltenham Ladies College and S&C Coach for the British Eventing Pathway, Hannah works with athletes of all levels to develop strength, fitness, and performance. At Proview Sports, she applies this expertise in our Cheltenham clinic, delivering tailored training and sports science support to help clients reach their goals safely and effectively.

As a full-time Sports Therapy lecturer at the University of Gloucestershire, Kayleigh brings a depth of up-to-date knowledge straight from the classroom into clinical practice. Her work is rooted in the latest research, evidence-based methods, and emerging best practices—ensuring every athlete benefits from current, high-level expertise.

Aimee is a lecturer in Sports Therapy with a strong clinical background in injury assessment and active rehabilitation. Her teaching and hands-on work complement each other, allowing her to deliver evidence-based care grounded in both current research and real-world experience. She combines clear communication with a modern approach to treatment, helping athletes understand their bodies and progress with confidence.

Following a season working with Bristol Robins Women’s first team, Jada now combines hands-on practice at Hartpury Medical Centre and Proview Sports. With a particular focus on youth athlete development, they specialise in helping young athletes build resilience, prevent injury, and progress safely through competitive sport. Their experience in senior-level environments informs a high-performance approach to both rehab and athlete education.

Hannah Tredgett is a Sports Therapist with a strong background in injury diagnosis, manual therapy, and progressive rehab planning. They’re known for blending clinical detail with a calm, supportive manner — helping clients understand exactly what’s going on and how to get back to training confidently.
Whether it’s persistent pain, a new injury, or performance-related limitations, they bring a balanced, athlete-centred approach to every session.

Beth is a Sport Psychology practitioner in training who works closely with clients navigating intensive rehabilitation and aspiring performers looking to elevate their mindset. She brings practical sport psych frameworks, performance strategies, and reflective support to help athletes build confidence, manage setbacks, and stay mentally engaged throughout their journey.

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Beth is a 3 x PWR Champion with Gloucester-Hartpury alongside Wales Performance Squad.