Brentford FOOTBALL CLUB
Nick is currently first team chiropractor at Premier League side Brentford FC since 2023. He works in a multidisciplinary medical team, alongside physios, massage therapists, doctors, nutritionist, strength and conditioning coaches and sports scientists.
FULHAM FOOTBALL CLUB
Nick was first team chiropractor at Premier League side Fulham FC between 2018-2023, working in a multidisciplinary medical team.
THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND
Nick accompanied Sir Nick Faldo to The Open in 2015. "I see Nick Metcalfe every few weeks in clinic in order to keep my body working well and injury free, often before or after long haul travel. In the build up or during a tournament I'll often see him more intensively so my body is ready for competition. I find the sessions optimise flexibility, strength and control, key components for most sports including golf. Nick will check everything from the foot to the neck and uses many treatment techniques to get everything working well. I'd highly recommend him" (Sir Nick Faldo - Professional golfer, winner of 6x Major Championships)
IAAF ATHLETICS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, LONDON, 2017
Nick worked as part of a multidisciplinary medical team treating elite athletes of all nations at the World Championships. Working with physiotherapists, osteopaths, sports massage therapists and sports doctors.
SOCCER AID 2019
Nick (left of centre) was the England team chiropractor for the 2019 Soccer Aid charity football match at Stamford Bridge. The medical team was made up of two physios, a soft tissue therapist, a sports doctor and Nick, working together to service the ex-professional footballers and celebrities that made up the England team.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS SKELETON AND BOBSLEIGH, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA
Nick worked as part of the medical team that went to the 2016 Skeleton and Bobsleigh World Championships in Austria. Often working on the sprinters right before pushing off.
London 2012 Medical Team
Nick worked as part of a multidisciplinary medical team at the rowing venue during the London 2012 Games. Working with physios, sports doctors, osteopaths, massage therapists, nurses and even dentists to take care of the athletes.