Twenty-plus years of
elite sport.
One pair of hands.

Paul Close qualified as a physiotherapist in New Zealand in 2002. Twenty years later he has treated international cricketers across three continents, consulted for the BLACKCAPS, the IPL, and India's National Cricket Academy, and worked alongside strength and conditioning staff for some of the most demanding bowlers in the world.

The through-line in all of that work is diagnosis first. Paul does not book patients into standing six-week programmes. He assesses what is wrong, treats what is treatable, and sends people home with the two or three things that will actually change the pattern. Most patients see him four to six times. Some once. Nobody more than they need.

The Glen Innes clinic is the local version of that practice. Fifty-minute first visits. Quiet rooms. No treadmills. Same method used on Test cricketers, now available to your Saturday squad, your triathlon coach, and your desk-work lower back.