Circle of care - Road to Recovery

Here at Ten, we have an approach to client wellbeing that’s significantly different to anything else you’ll find in the fitness and wellbeing sector. Our unique Circle of Care brings together Dynamic Reformer Pilates, Physiotherapy, Massage, Personal Training and Clinical Exercise in one fully integrated approach. Unlike traditional gyms where professionals work separately, our expert Trainers and Therapists collaborate to create a seamless, personalised health and fitness strategy. By continually monitoring and adapting your programme, we help you prevent injury, recover effectively and achieve long-term, sustainable results, so you can live fitter, stronger and better in balance.

  • Patricia – Cancer Recovery & Injury Rehabilitation

    After cancer treatment, Patricia turned to Ten to safely rebuild strength and return to running, following a progressive programme designed by Clinical Exercise Physiologist Dario. When injury setbacks arose, Ten’s coordinated physiotherapy, massage, and clinical exercise support gave her the confidence to recover, keep progressing, and build long-term resilience.

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  • Laura – Breast Cancer Rehabilitation

    After a DCIS diagnosis and extensive breast surgery, Laura began clinical rehabilitation at Ten to address stiffness, shoulder mobility and strength, regaining full arm movement. She has since progressed to regular intermediate classes and benefited from specialist massage therapy, using Ten’s integrated support to rebuild confidence, maintain strength, and sustain long-term wellbeing.

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  • Nick – Cancer Rehabilitation & Post-Surgery Recovery

    Nick joined Ten Health & Fitness four years ago to address chronic back pain after surgery, progressing through Pilates and achieving lasting improvements in strength. After cancer treatment and major abdominal surgery left him severely weakened, Ten’s integrated rehabilitation approach helped him rebuild strength safely, regain confidence, and return to long-term health.

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  • Anna Pasternak

    For two years Journalist and Author Anna Pasternak couldn’t wear high heels, swim or drive without a stabbing pain in her lower back. She spent entire days lying on a hot water bottle with Nurofen patches...

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  • Tom North

    Tom North is a photographer. For most of his adult life he has also been an enthusiastic gym-dodger and exercise avoider, with a running history largely limited to twice-weekly 15 minutes jogs...

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  • Tracey Stephenson

    Tracey Stephenson

    Tracey Stephenson runs a small company based in Birmingham. Her job requires lots of travelling and as she puts it: “way too much sitting down”. The real problem for her started with a foot operation...

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