Gosia & Milosz have more in common than their Polish hometown of Szczecin, they also share a deep-rooted passion for strength & conditioning, and cold therapy. Strangely enough, they didn’t meet in Poland, but here in the UK. “It’s funny,” says Gosia, “we grew up so close, but it took a move to another country for us to finally meet. Back in Poland, cryotherapy is as common as coffee for recovery, but in the UK, it’s a rarity… and that’s exactly what sparked the idea for Light Blue Clinic”, their joint venture in Cambridge. The clinic blends osteopathy, performance training, and cryotherapy into one refreshing experience.
Milosz, an osteopath with degrees in Sports Coaching and Osteopathy, looks after Cambridge University rowers in preparation for the annual Cambridge vs Oxford boat race. Gosia is a female athlete specialist with degrees in Strength and Conditioning (MSc) and Sport & Exercise Science, she is also responsible for dryland training of Cambridge University rowers. Together, they’re a perfect match, combining science and movement with a personal, down-to-earth touch. From elite athletes to weekend warriors, they’ve helped clients move better and recover faster. Light Blue Clinic has earned a reputation as a trusted destination for everyone from Cambridge University Boat Club rowers to Cambridge United footballers, Cambridge Rugby Club players, and plenty of everyday clients in between. “Rehab shouldn’t feel like a chore, it should feel empowering,” says Milosz.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or pushing toward a personal best, Gosia and Milosz are ready with expert care, a tailored plan, and a friendly smile.
