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Dr. Mandy is a Consultant with the Department of Sport & Exercise Medicine, Changi General Hospital. Her clinical interests include performing arts medicine, exercise prescription, sports injury prevention and musculoskeletal ultrasonography. She is also Chair of the SMAS Performing Arts Medicine Special Interest Group.

Hwee Koon is a Senior Principal Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist at BMJ Sports. She has extensive experience with treating musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. She has 20 years of clinical practice in injury management and prevention, rehabilitation, sport and health performance enhancement services, with on-field experience working with athletes of all levels, including professionals and elite athletes.

Tye is a Podiatrist in private practice. He has over 30 years of working experience in Australia, Malaysia & Singapore. He has been treating professional and elite athletes from the Singapore Sport Institute, National Youth Sports Institute, Singapore Sports School, Football Association Singapore, Lion City Sailors Football Club and The School of the Arts (Dance Faculty) for nearly 25 years.

Dr. Dinesh practices at International Orthopaedic Clinic, Farrer Park Hospital. He is a specialist in Sports Medicine, who provides non-surgical care for musculoskeletal and sports-related conditions, supporting athletes and active individuals. With a focus on helping patients return to their usual activities, he adopts a patient-centred approach in his clinical care.

Dr. Joshua is a Consultant with the Singapore Sport & Exercise Medicine Centre (SSMC) at Changi General Hospital (CGH) and High Performance Sports Institute (HPSI). His clinical interests include endurance sport and ultrasound-guided injection therapies. A competitive marathoner and member of the Singapore national triathlon team, he is a six-time Ironman triathlon finisher with a sub-10 hour personal best timing.

Micheal is an exercise physiologist by training, his specialties include exercise prescription for children, clinical exercise testing, and strength & conditioning for junior athletes.

Dr. Ivy is Chief and Senior Consultant with the Department of Sport & Exercise Medicine, Changi General Hospital. Her clinical interests include sports injuries, pre-participation screening, sports safety, exercise in women and the role of physical activity in chronic disease management. She has been an avid air rifle shooter since her secondary school days.

Dr. Gen Lin is the Medical Director and Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Apex Sports Clinic. He specialises in minimally-invasive treatment of sports injuries and hip preservation surgery. Outside of work, he ‘runs the talk’ by competing in all kinds of sports, especially endurance events and HYROX.

Dr. Jorming is a Research Assistant Professor and leads the Exercise Physiology & Biomarkers (EPB) Laboratory at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He is a faculty member of the NUS Healthy Longevity Translational Research Program and holds a joint appointment with the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS). As an exercise physiologist, Jorming has spent the past 20 years of his career studying pre-clinical animal models of cancer and aging to different areas of human health, disease and performance. He enjoys tennis, running, strength training and martial arts.

Dr. Victor is a Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine and Internal Medicine at Changi General Hospital. His clinical interests include sports injury management, weight management and exercise in cancer. His sporting interests include badminton, karate, ultimate frisbee and running. He has provided medical cover at SEA Games ’19, ’21 and ’23, and F1 Singapore Grand Prix since 2016.

Dr. Victor is a Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine and Internal Medicine at Changi General Hospital. His clinical interests include sports injury management, weight management and exercise in cancer. His sporting interests include badminton, karate, ultimate frisbee and running. He has provided medical cover at SEA Games ’19, ’21 and ’23, and F1 Singapore Grand Prix since 2016.

Mr. Etienne Ding is an exercise physiologist with more than a decade of clinical practice and experience in the private and public sectors, having practised in organisations like Apple and the Ministry of Defence. He has a strong interest in health technology and youth strength conditioning. Currently, he is practising at AMP Lab where he is advocating a better mindset towards adopting preventive health and his unique approach to increasing health span. Other than serving individual needs, he also provides consultancy services to organisations to create evidence-based health interventions for […]

Dr. Goh Jorming is a Research Assistant Professor and leads the Exercise Physiology & Biomarkers (EPB) Laboratory at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He is a faculty member of the NUS Healthy Longevity Translational Research Program and holds a joint appointment with the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS). As an exercise physiologist, Jorming has spent the past 20 years of his career studying pre-clinical animal models of cancer and aging to different areas of human health, disease and performance. He enjoys tennis, running, strength training and martial arts.

Mr. Lemuel Lee is a healthcare administrator in Clinical Transformation and Value-Based Care at NHG Health, Singapore. With a background in sports and exercise sciences and experience as an Exercise Physiologist and Operations Manager, he combines clinical insight, operational efficiency, and strategic thinking in healthcare transformation. Trained in sports science with expertise in human physiology, biomechanics, and performance optimisation, Lemuel has applied his skills in both clinical and athletic settings — from developing functional assessment protocols to coaching endurance athletes. A former national-level cyclist, he represented Singapore at the Asian […]

Dr. Lim Zi Xiang is a senior scientist at NUS, specialising in exercise physiology, recovery science, and biomarker discovery. His research explores how the body recovers from stressors such as exercise, surgery, and chronic disease, with a focus on oxidative stress and inflammation. He patented a novel bioassay to detect albumin thiol oxidation as a real-time recovery marker and integrates biochemistry, wearables, and non-invasive tools to personalise health and performance interventions.  Passionate about translating scientific advances into practical applications, he works across athletic, general, clinical, and aging populations. As a […]

Dr. Ridhuan Joe is an Adjunct Lecturer in Sports Science, specializing in motor control and technology-enhanced learning. He earned his PhD by designing and evaluating a custom-built Real-time Augmented feedback in Learning (ReAL) Tool. Through a randomized controlled trial, the ReAL Tool demonstrated its impact on dance skill acquisition, movement recall, and learner engagement – advancing personalized, technology-assisted pedagogy. He also co-authored a musculoskeletal wellness resource for physical educators and works as a freelance dance practitioner. Although he’s not a dedicated exercise physiology specialist, he routinely applies its concepts to […]

Dr. Shuen Yee Lee is a clinical research scientist at Dyson. Her research interest is in exercise and ageing physiology, particularly in the field of exercise and its impact on frailty, chronic diseases and cognitive function outcomes. With her extensive work experience in both corporate and academic institutions, Shuen believes in translating science to create real-world impact. Outside of work, she enjoys running, hiking, badminton and martial arts.

Mr. Edward Say is a personal trainer and online coach focusing on resistance training for hypertrophy and fat loss in the general population. As a freelance personal trainer, he works with clients across various gym settings to achieve their health and fitness goals via evidence-based approaches to exercise and nutrition. As an educator with FIT Asia, he teaches new personal trainers the essential skills in coaching and analysing exercise, and programming resistance training to achieve time-constrained fitness outcomes.

Dr. Eevon Chia’s mission is to improve long-term health, vitality, and productivity through the science of exercise. As the founder of thatexercisedoctor.com, she works with a variety of groups, from corporate workforces to community organizations, to provide actionable knowledge and practical skills. With a focus on topics like strength and balance, Dr. Chia translates complex sports science into accessible insights through talks, workshops, and collaborative events. Her delivery emphasizes practical applications to empower individuals and groups to understand their bodies better, move with greater confidence, and take an active role […]