Quay Kinetics Physio & Sports Injury Clinic is a small, very unique & progressive Physio clinic in Exeter. Personalised treatment by professionals.
Quay Kinetics – Physio & Sports Injury Clinic is owned and run by Jennifer Searle MSc Sport and Exercise (Sports Injury); BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MCSP MHCPC. Quality physiotherapy for all, in the heart of Exeter‘s quayside area. We believe in providing an accurate diagnosis to ensure you fully understand your injury or pain. We are a small, progressive sports physio clinic in Exeter with extensive experience in all musculoskeletal problems. We will always put you first so that you fully understand your problem to ensure you get the best possible outcome in the shortest possible time. Straight talking, quality physiotherapy for all.
06/04/2026
Happy Easter Monday from all of us at Quay Kinetics Physio 🐣🌷
We hope you’re having a lovely long weekend, whether that’s been family time, fresh air, gardening, long walks, DIY jobs, or simply enjoying a bit of rest (and chocolate!).
Bank holiday weekends are often when little aches and pains decide to make themselves known — a stiff back after gardening, a grumbly knee after extra walking, or a neck and shoulder flare after travelling or decorating.
If your body is feeling the effects today, please know we’re back in clinic this week at both The Quay Climbing Centre and Boulder Exe and are here to help.
Sometimes a small ni**le sorted early can save weeks of frustration.
No pressure at all, just a gentle reminder that you don’t need to struggle on with it alone 🤍
23/03/2026
Not all elbow pain is “just tennis elbow”…
And this is especially important in children.
Most of the time, elbow pain is simple and settles well.
But there are a few situations where it’s worth pausing and getting it properly checked —
particularly after a fall, or if things just aren’t improving as expected.
It’s not about worrying…
👉 it’s about getting the right diagnosis early.
If you’re unsure about your elbow — or your child’s — we’re always happy to help.
📍 Exeter
🔗 Book via link in bio
18/03/2026
Hi everyone – Jen here
If you’ve been trying to book in with me recently and it’s been a bit tricky, it’s because I’m starting to slow my diary down ahead of ankle surgery at the end of April (let’s hope I’m a good patient!).
I’ll be taking a bit of time off in May to recover, but the rest of the QKP team are all here as normal – so you don’t need to wait to get seen.
Laura, Carmen, Amy and Dan are all brilliant Chartered Physios (most of you will have met them already), and Will is continuing with Performance Testing at Boulder Exe too.
Clinical Pilates is still running with Laura, and my Functional Rehab class will just pause for a few weeks and then be back.
If you’re not sure who to book in with, just drop us a message or email and we'll point you in the right direction.
Jen
12/03/2026
“…support that goes above and beyond that of a Physio.”
That’s what we do.
04/03/2026
Struggling to make weekday appointments work?
We’ve got you covered 👇
Dan is now running alternate Saturday physio clinics at Boulder Exe, making it easier to get assessed, treated and progressing, without taking time off work.
And if you’re ready to take things a step further…
Will is also offering Saturday Performance Testing to help you understand your strength, power and return-to-sport readiness with objective data.
If you’ve been putting it off because life is busy — this is your sign.
📍 Boulder Exe, Tudor St
📅 Alternate Saturdays
🔗 Book via the link in bio
22/02/2026
Sunday evening check-in…
Are you:
• Dreading Monday because your back is aching?
• Avoiding running because your knee flared last time?
• Sleeping badly because your shoulder won’t settle?
It’s easy to hope it’ll improve this week.
But if it’s been lingering for a while, it usually needs the right input, not just rest and wishful thinking.
At Quay Kinetics Physio in Exeter, we assess properly, explain clearly, and give you a structured plan so you can move forward with confidence.
We have limited appointments available this week at Boulder Exe and The Quay Climbing Centre.
If you’ve been putting it off, consider this your nudge.
👉 Book online now via the link in the comments.
21/02/2026
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18/02/2026
That ache you’ve been ignoring?
It’s rarely random.
Most flare-ups happen when total load increases — training, stress, sleep disruption, life.
And the earlier you address it, the easier it is to settle.
Small tweak now beats six weeks off later.
If something has been lingering more than a week, spreading, or changing, it’s worth getting clarity.
A proper assessment removes the guesswork and gives you a plan.
We’ve got a few appointments available at Boulder Exe this week if you’d rather sort it sooner than later.
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Quay Kinetics – Physio & Sports Injury Clinic is owned and run by Jennifer Searle
MSc Sport and Exercise (Sport Injury); BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy MCSP MHCPC.
Jennifer has worked as a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist since 2005. Jennifer Searle (nee Lobb) is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist and Spinal Extended Scope Practitioner (ESP) who has extensive experience in both the public and private sectors, having worked as a Physiotherapist in Exeter and abroad for over 14 years. She is a Chartered Physiotherapist and is registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC). She has a Postgraduate MSc in Sport & Exercise Science (specialising in Sports Injuries) from Manchester Metropolitan University. Jennifer is also a qualified Acupuncturist registered with the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists. In addition, Jennifer is also a member of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine (ACPSEM). Jennifer is also qualified as a FitBack & Bumps Instructor which provides specialist Ante and Postnatal Physiotherapy treatment and exercise for women in their childbearing years.
By combining her role as an ESP within the Spinal Orthopaedic Team at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital with the Sports Injury Clinic, Jennifer is able to maintain very close links and good communication with GPs, Spinal Consultants and fellow Physiotherapists in the local area.
She is highly experienced in treating sporting injuries, having worked with the GB Womens’ Basketball Team, and more recently at the London 2012 Olympics as well as the London 2012 Paralympic Games. While Jennifer has worked closely with many elite athletes and sports teams, she takes the same dynamic approach to benefit all individuals, including the recreational sports person and the non exercising individual. Whether your problem is related to sports, work or lifestyle, Quay Kinetics Physio & Sports Injury Clinic is here to guide you to reach your full potential.
Jen has also worked in Australia for a year at The Royal Adelaide Hospital, before returning to the UK to continue her career.
Whether her clients are professional or recreational athletes, Jennifer draws on her extensive experience to treat and rehabilitate to the highest level.
Danielle is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist working in Exeter for the Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Trust. She qualified from the University of Essex in 2011 with an undergraduate degree in Sport and Exercise Science and in 2013 with a Masters degree in Physiotherapy. Danielle also has a diploma in Sports Massage and is currently working towards a Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine.
From her work in the NHS and private practices Danielle has gained extensive experience treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. She has worked with the GB Volleyball Team, and other elite and non-elite athletes, as well as individuals with non-sports related injuries.
Outside of physiotherapy, Danielle plays for her team in Division 1 of the Exeter and District Netball League, whilst also having a keen interest in climbing, swimming and tennis.
You don't have to be a Climber to benefit from Physio at the Quay Climbing Centre, the clinic is open to all members of the public. There is no waiting list so you can be sure that your pain will be dealt with promptly and professionally.
We look forward to meeting you!
