Chris Greenslade

Movement-based osteopathic care, grounded in biomechanics, built around you.

Chris Greenslade is an Osteopath, Clinical Biomechanics Specialist and the Clinical Director of Apollo Health Collective, providing evidence-based musculoskeletal care from the clinic's locations in Sheringham, Coltishall and Norwich.

Chris founded Apollo Health Collective with a simple but ambitious vision: to create a multidisciplinary clinic where clinical excellence, scientific evidence and genuine compassion work together. His belief is that healthcare should never leave people feeling confused or dependent on ongoing treatment. Instead, every patient should understand why they are experiencing pain, what is contributing to it, and how they can play an active role in achieving long-term recovery and resilience.

With over a decade of clinical experience, Chris has developed a particular interest in biomechanics, movement analysis and rehabilitation. Rather than focusing solely on where pain is felt, he looks at how the entire body moves, identifying the mechanical, neurological and lifestyle factors that may be contributing to symptoms. This whole-person approach allows treatment to address the underlying causes of pain and dysfunction, helping patients achieve meaningful, lasting improvements rather than short-term relief.

Chris combines traditional osteopathic assessment and hands-on treatment with advanced movement analysis and objective clinical technology, including VALD ForceDecks force plate testing and Footscan pressure analysis. These tools provide detailed insight into how the body generates force, distributes load, maintains balance and compensates for injury or weakness. By combining this objective data with clinical expertise, Chris develops highly personalised rehabilitation programmes tailored to each patient's goals, lifestyle and stage of recovery.

His approach is particularly valuable for people experiencing persistent or recurring back pain, neck pain and joint problems, individuals recovering from surgery, runners and athletes seeking to optimise performance, and anyone wanting to understand why symptoms continue to return despite previous treatment. Every rehabilitation programme integrates manual therapy, movement retraining, strength development, exercise prescription and education, empowering patients to move with greater confidence while reducing the likelihood of future injury.

Alongside his clinical practice, Chris is passionate about advancing musculoskeletal healthcare through education and research. He writes extensively for the Apollo Health Collective blog, translating complex clinical topics into practical, evidence-informed advice that helps people better understand their bodies and make informed decisions about their health. His commitment to lifelong learning has led him to pursue doctoral research as a PhD applicant, ensuring that his clinical practice continues to reflect the latest developments in biomechanics, rehabilitation science and evidence-based healthcare.

Chris graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine and has been practising for more than 10 years, building extensive experience across musculoskeletal medicine, rehabilitation and clinical biomechanics. Throughout his career he has worked with people from all walks of life—from office workers and manual labourers to recreational exercisers, competitive athletes and those recovering from injury or surgery. He also has experience treating children and young people with musculoskeletal and movement-related conditions, adapting assessment and treatment to meet the unique needs of growing bodies.

Whether someone is seeking relief from long-standing pain, recovering from an injury, preparing to return to sport or simply wanting to move with greater ease, Chris's goal remains the same: to deliver thoughtful, evidence-based care that helps people understand their bodies, regain confidence in movement and achieve lasting improvements in their health and wellbeing.