After completing an MSc in Physiotherapy at the University of Essex, Josh began his career in private practice before joining Watford FC, where he worked as Senior Academy Physiotherapist (2018–2020) and then Senior First Team Physiotherapist (2020–2025), playing a role in the club’s promotion to the Premier League in 2020/21. Since January 2025, he has worked as a Consultant Physiotherapist for West Ham FC whilst developing his Cambridge Physiotherapy Clinic, Pathway 2 Performance.

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Prior to studying Physiotherapy, Josh earned a BSc in Sports Science from London Metropolitan University, enabling him to advise clients on strength & conditioning, load management, injury prevention, and nutrition.

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Committed to continuous learning, Josh is currently pursuing a Master’s in Sports and Exercise Medicine at Queen Mary University, London, and has completed a Level 7 AACP Acupuncture Foundation Course, qualifying him as an Acupuncture Physiotherapist.

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Emma Saunders is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist specialising in sports and pelvic health, currently serving as a First Team Physiotherapist at Arsenal Women’s Football Club. With over a decade of experience in elite sport, Emma has built a strong foundation in injury prevention, rehabilitation, pitch-side trauma management, and women's health, with a particular focus on postpartum return-to-play pathways.
 

Emma is developing her knowledge in postpartum athlete care at Arsenal WFC, working in close collaboration with specialist Emma Brockwell to develop and implement
tailored pelvic health programs for athletes returning after pregnancy. She plays a central role in assessing pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD), incontinence symptoms, and ensuring that returning athletes meet both physical and psychological benchmarks before resuming full competition. Emma integrates her pelvic health expertise with performance goals to create evidence-based, individualised rehab and
reconditioning plans that prioritise long-term health and performance sustainability.
 

Holding an MSc in Sports Physiotherapy from the University of Bath and a BSc (Hons) in Chartered Physiotherapy from the University of Hertfordshire, Emma’s academic foundation supports her clinical expertise. Her training
includes advanced qualifications such as ATMIFF Level 5 Trauma Management in Football, acupuncture, and upcoming pelvic health-focused courses like the POPG
certification in 2024.
 

Emma’s work reflects a commitment to holistic, athlete-centered care, bridging the gap between medical rehabilitation and high-performance sport, especially in areas traditionally underserved like postpartum support in elite women’s football. Her interests are in lower limb MSK conditions, youth athlete developmental injuries and women’s health.