Harriet Jellett, a remarkable woman in her late 60s, embodies resilience and strength. Despite facing numerous physical challenges, including a spiral fracture of her femur—one of the most severe injuries in cycling—Harriet has never allowed adversity to deter her passion for staying active. Her story is not just one of recovery but also of pushing boundaries and inspiring others along the way.

Vadzim Pukhau, originally from Belarus, has had an illustrious career as a martial artist, earning the prestigious title of Master of Sport of the USSR. Throughout his journey, he has gained black belts in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), Taekwondo, and Karate. However, years of high-level competition and rigorous training had taken a toll on his body, particularly manifesting in a chronic hip issue that significantly hindered his mobility and ability to compete at the highest level. When traditional rehabilitation methods proved ineffective, Vadzim turned to Nicholas Martin-Jones at Poseidon Performance for a more specialised and comprehensive approach.

Laurence Beuker, originally from Belgium, is a mother of three who endured over three years of debilitating chronic back pain. Her condition had progressed to the point where she could barely walk without significant discomfort, limiting her ability to engage in everyday activities and, most importantly, be fully present for her children.