Gary Hall  

BSc, MSc SeM, PhD candidate 
Gary is a full-time lecturer in both undergraduate and postgraduate Sport Science and Exercise Medicine programmes. He is currently undertaking a PhD in running biomechanics at Northumbria University and is working towards accreditation as a Sports Scientist. 

Gary commenced his career in remote medicine in 1993, before qualifying as a chiropractor in 2008. He subsequently spent 14 years in clinical practice, specialising in sports rehabilitation, during which he worked extensively with British Triathlon athletes and various athletic clubs. His clinical focus has centred on the assessment and management of running-related injuries, and he continues to collaborate closely with runners at all levels, supporting both injury rehabilitation and performance development. 

He has published peer-reviewed research in running biomechanics, contributing to the growing evidence base that supports informed clinical and performance decision-making. Gary also serves as a technical official for British Triathlon and remains actively engaged in the chiropractic profession through his position on the Test of Competence panel for the General Chiropractic Council. 

As an accomplished endurance athlete, Gary has completed multiple Ironman races, numerous triathlons, and the Marathon des Sables, he offers a dual perspective that connects science, clinical application, and personal athletic experience.