Meet The Team

Vicky Lewis-Baldy is the owner and founder of Hybrid Health.

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Vicky is a fully Chartered Physiotherapist registered with the CSP and HCPC. She is an extremely experienced Physiotherapist, with a wide breadth of knowledge that she has acquired from a variety of settings including; NHS working in hospitals, community settings and musculoskeletal and orthopaedics, working with post-op surgeries, private physiotherapy, rheumatology, and on pitch side working with rugby, football and NFL.​

 

Vicky has experience in rehabilitating a broad range of conditions and work-based injuries including back pain. As well as a specialising in rheumatology conditions such as hyper-mobility, inflammatory arthritis and chronic pain.

As an experienced (over 20 years) qualified Level 5 Massage Therapist, she is trained in various massage styles, taping, and treating acute and sporting injuries. Using a wide range of techniques such as myofascial and trigger point release to help to decrease tension and pain.She is also trained in various massage styles, taping, and treating acute and sporting injuries. Using a wide range of techniques such as myofascial and trigger point release to help to decrease tension and pain.

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Prior to becoming a Physiotherapist, Vicky worked as a Sports Massage Therapist and Level 4 Advanced Personal Trainer for over 20 years. Working in different fitness centres teaching spin, circuits and boot camps. She also ran her own personalised gym for over 4 years. There she offered tailored 121 rehabilitation and nutritional advice for a range of people including; athletes, runners, tennis, football & rugby players.

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In her personal time Vicky enjoys keeping active, whether it’s surfing, swimming, running 10k’s and half marathons or working out in the gym. 

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With her varied wealth of experience, Vicky can help facilitate acute/chronic musculoskeletal problems or assist with injury prevention. She combines her knowledge from her various backgrounds and many qualifications to provide exceptional well rounded care. With each client receiving individual and tailored programs to suit them.

Lynsey has been a manual therapist (or myotherapist) for 13 years having moved on from a busy executive life in London creative agencies. She dedicates her practice to
supercharging your personal and professional performance goals. Her approach to bodywork is to use her experience and a combination of a broad range of techniques to tailor the session to you.

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“I believe there's a middle ground between the rehabilitative exercises given to you from a physical therapist, and the soothing yet generic strokes of a traditional massage therapist that feel great, but don't always get you the results you need. I listen to you. I check your lifestyle, training and posture and work with you to build a treatment that will supercharge your performance.”

She has worked with professional sports men and women, international rugby teams (including England, Australia and New Zealand) and football teams (including Liverpool and Arsenal), triathletes, Ironmen and women, dancers, runners, weightlifters, tired parents, pregnant women, desk jockeys, top business executives, cancer patients, the over 70, 80s and 90s, young kids and old.

“I'm an ex-dancer, try-hard CrossFitter, ultra trail runner and one time Spartan champion(!), with two full-on and fabulous kids.

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Hybrid Massage Session with Lynsey includes:
● Swedish Massage
● Deep Tissue Massage
● Sports massage (including functional fitness, activations and strength training
advice)
● Stretch Therapy and Active Isolated Stretching
● Manual Lymphatic Drainage
● Myofascial Release

Born in Bristol, Wylie graduated from the University of Bath in 2015 with a Sports and Social Science degree. Following this he worked in the Hounslow and Richmond NHS trust, where his passion for physiotherapy grew after spending 2 years in charge of running group and individual rehabilitation exercise programs. Subsequently, Wylie moved back to Bristol in 2017 to study Physiotherapy at the University of the West of England, to later graduate in 2020.

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Since then, Wylie has gained valuable experience working in the private sector as an associate and senior MSK physiotherapist. Whilst his main passion is rehabilitating sporting injuries, Wylie equally enjoys helping all those to reach their full physical potential in every day life.

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Wylie maintains that exercise is fundamental to happier and healthier living. Which is why in his own spare time, you would often find him partaking in cross-fit, running, padel, to name a few. He enjoys fresh air and playing rounds golf with friends and family, going on dog walks and hiking adventures with his partner. He has completed a few feats in his time, some of which include swimming Windemere One Way (11 miles) in 2019 and a relay channel swim in 2017.