Dr Chris Bramah

Dr Chris Bramah is a consultant physiotherapist specialising in the application of sports science technology and biomechanics to inform injury assessment and rehabilitation. With over a decade of experience in elite sport, Chris has worked in Rugby League and with British Athletics and Team GB, supporting athletes at the Olympic Games, World Championships, and Diamond League events. He has also worked extensively with athletes across professional football, rugby, and boxing.

Chris specialises in complex lower limb injuries, particularly hamstring and calf strain injuries, as well as tendon-related injuries such as Achilles tendinopathy. His approach centres on understanding how physical qualities, movement patterns and sport demands interact. In practice, he integrates biomechanical profiling, force diagnostics and running analysis to guide confident rehabilitation and return-to-play decisions, helping athletes return not only symptom-free but prepared for the mechanical demands of high-performance sport.

His clinical work is underpinned by active research in lower limb biomechanics. He has published in multiple peer-reviewed journals, supervises postgraduate research and regularly presents at national and international conferences on the integration of objective assessment into rehabilitation and performance practice.

Chris is passionate about bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, ensuring athletes receive evidence-based rehabilitation tailored to the demands of their sport.