VITRUVIAN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
Our Story
Vitruvian Exercise Physiology was established in 2018 when Matt moved to London from Australia. The name ‘Vitruvian’ was chosen from Leonardo da Vinci’s famous drawing, the Vitruvian Man. The drawing is considered to be a coming together of science and art. Given each of you will present with your own unique set of circumstances, challenges, and goals, we believe there is an art to delivering the science in a way that most suits you as an individual.
In keeping with this, when adding to our team, we not only look for depth of knowledge, technical skill and experience, but nice, caring people too!
Having previously worked within multidisciplinary settings, the Vitruvian team recognises the importance of developing trusted working relationships with local health professionals. We have developed such relationships with GP clinics, Surgeons, Exercise Medicine Consultants, Neurologists, Oncologists and Physiotherapists in West London.
The business managed to negotiate the challenges of Covid by moving online and we have kept this part of the business operational. Currently, as well as providing home visits and gym based appointments, we work remotely with clients in countries including Spain, Iceland, America, Brazil, Switzerland and throughout the UK.
Meet the Team
Our team of Clinical Exercise Physiologists
Matt Butterworth
Director
& Clinical Exercise Physiologist
BAppSci (HMS)
Matt graduated from the Queensland University of Technology in Exercise Science & Physiology. He is a registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist with the Academy for Healthcare Science in the UK, and an Accredited Exercise Physiologist with Exercise and Sports Science Australia. From a sporting background that included representing Queensland in swimming, Matt developed an interest in how the body responds to training, physical activity, injury, and illness. Matt has worked within multidisciplinary teams, including Sports Medicine clinics and with a wide range of clients. His main interests lie with musculoskeletal conditions, active ageing for older individuals, active interventions for persistent pain and personal training for ongoing strength & fitness.
Maisie completed her masters degree in Sport and Exercise Physiology from St Mary’s University. Maisie works alongside a range of clients, with a particular interest in cardiac rehabilitation, cancer rehabilitation, and active aging specifically in the older population. Maisie has worked within multidisciplinary teams including British Rowing, Clinical Exercise and Rehabilitation groups, and elite athletic development. With a personal sporting background that includes Team GB representation (Duathlon), Maisie provides a positive approach, with a philosophy based around educating clients on the importance of the physical, mental, and social benefits exercise can provide. Maisie provides individualised exercise prescription and support, adopting the ethos that everyone can benefit from the effects of exercise in more ways than one.
Maisie Boast
Clinical Exercise Physiologist
BSc & MSc
Jeremy completed a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science at The University of Technology, Sydney, and a master’s degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology at The Australian Catholic University. He is an accredited Exercise Scientist and Physiologist and is a registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist with the Academy for Healthcare Sciences in the UK. Prior to leaving Australia, Jeremy worked in a range of multidisciplinary settings, improving the lives of many clients and patients with musculoskeletal, cardiometabolic and neurological injuries, conditions and illnesses. He has a particular interest in the effect and benefit of exercise in improving osteoarthritis and osteoporosis as well as the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries. Jeremy’s passion for exercise stems from his experience in the sport of jump rope (skipping) of which he is a multiple time State, National and World Champion.
Jeremy English
Clinical Exercise Physiologist
BSportExSc & MCEP
Georgia completed a Masters in Clinical Exercise Physiology from the University of Wollongong, Australia. While completing her postgraduate studies, she worked as an Exercise Scientist in high-performance and injury rehabilitation, and upon obtaining Accreditation as an Exercise Physiologist, further expanded her skillset in a role as Rehabilitation Manager. From here, Georgia went on to work as an Exercise Physiologist in compensable schemes across Australia. The role required a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach, working alongside allied health and medical practitioners. Georgia works with clients with a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injury, chronic pain, neurological conditions, chronic fatigue, cancer, and those with performance goals. Additionally, she has a passion for working with individuals facing mental health challenges, both primary and secondary to other conditions. This led her to further study in Psychology. She now uses the knowledge and skills gained to provide better-informed care to all clients. Georgia is passionate about bringing a holistic and client-centred approach to her clients recovery and health & wellbeing journeys, empowering them across all domains of health. Georgia competed as a gymnast from the age of 12 to 22 years, achieving 3 state titles and representing NSW at a national level for 5 years. At the age of 27, she then took up ameteur boxing, achieving a Victorian state title in May 2023.
Georgia Devine
Clinical Exercise Physiologist
B ExSc & M Cl Ex Phys & GradDip Psych
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“This team of exercise physiologists worked wonders on me after my total hip replacement, getting me back to a place where I am stronger than I have been for years, feeling really fit and I can’t actually now tell which side was operated on. They are amazing and it was fun too! I now confidently refer patients having professionally and personally seen what they do”
Dr Fiona McAndrew