Jamie graduated in 2010 from Warwickshire College with distinction in a Higher National Diploma in Sports Therapy. Since then Jamie has gone to work at the highest level of international sport working for the South Africa Polocrosse National Team since 2011 where he has gone on to help them to two successive World Cup victories in 2011 & 2015 and is currently working closely with the team in the build up to the 2019 World Cup in Australia.
Jamie now currently works with Loughborough University Swimming, working within a fantastic team of professionals, helping the swimmers work towards their goals, of a successful Olympic Games and World Champs.
Between 2011-2015 Jamie also worked for the English Premier League Ice Hockey Team Telford Tigers, this allowed Jamie the opportunity to gain vast levels of experience working with professional athletes presenting a wide range of injuries.
In 2013 Jamie set up JPF Sports Therapy on the side of his other commitments and in 2015 went completely full time with JPF.
Jamie does a lot of fundraising and campaigning for mental health on the quest to break the stigma. Jamie is incredibly passionate about this side of things and is currently studying about Mindset which he hopes to be able to bring into JPF in the not to distance future.
Jamie treats all sorts of injuries, aches and pains with a wide range of advanced techniques from Soft Tissue Release to Dry Needling, from Muscle Energy Techniques to Trigger Point Therapy to name just a few.
For more information on Jamie and JPF Sports Therapy, please visit the website: www.jpfsportstherapy.co.uk
