Injury & Sports Rehab Specialists

Out of pain.
Back in action.

Clear diagnosis, hands-on osteopathy and structured, data-driven rehab — all in one place in Kings Hill, Kent. Trusted by active people and athletes to fix the cause, not chase the symptom.

Led by Danny Mace M.Ost 5★ Google-reviewed VALD force-plate testing Open 6 days · from 7am
Scroll — the journey starts here
If you're reading this in pain

Pain doesn't just hurt. It shrinks your life — the runs you skip, the sleep you lose, the lifts you stop trusting. You don't need to push through it, and you don't need to wait it out. You need someone to find the cause, build the plan, and show you proof it's working — until you feel strong and confident again.

Assess · Build · Re-test

Your route back,
drawn step by step

No guesswork and no endless open-ended treatment. Every patient moves through the same evidence-based process — and your own scroll draws it below, the way your own work carries you through it.

01

Assess Visit one

Up to 45 minutes with an osteopath: your history, a movement exam, and where it helps, VALD force-plate data or live MSK ultrasound. You leave with a clear diagnosis — the actual cause, not just the sore spot.

Osteopath reviewing assessment data with a patient
02

Treat From session one

Hands-on osteopathic treatment starts in the first session where appropriate — easing pain, restoring movement, and getting you sleeping and living normally again.

Hands-on osteopathic treatment at DCM Clinics
03

Build Your programme

A rehab programme built around your specific deficit — strength, control or range — not a generic template. It evolves with you, always targeting the next limiting factor.

Patient training on force plates in the DCM rehab room
04

Re-test Prove it

We re-test against your own baseline on the same technology. You're progressed — and cleared — when the data says the capacity is genuinely back, not just when it feels better.

Reviewing force testing results on screen
05

Back in action And beyond

Back to your sport, your gym, your life — often stronger than before the injury. Performance testing, training programmes and reformer Pilates keep you there.

Coach and athlete reviewing a training programme
The DCM experience

Treatment you can feel. Progress you can see.

Rather than relying on how you feel, we re-test against your own baseline data. You watch yourself get measurably stronger — session by session, number by number.

Highly qualified

Masters-qualified osteopaths in ongoing professional development.

Personalised support

Regular check-ins, lifestyle advice and treatment tailored to you.

Long-term health

The goal is lasting recovery — and teaching you to manage it yourself.

High performance

We aim to return athletes at a level above where injury found them.

What our patients say

Back on their feet.
Back to their best.

★★★★★

“As a very active person with lots of aches and pains and various injuries over the years, Danny has always got me back on my feet and back to my best. I would highly recommend him.”

JennyPatient · 5★ Google review
★★★★★

“Not only does he have an extensive knowledge of what he is doing, his dedication to getting the right results is extremely impressive. His osteopathic intervention helped treat upper back pain issues and I have since had an excellent recovery.”

SamPatient · 5★ Google review
★★★★★

“He has given me plans to improve strength in a particularly weak muscle which has caused other issues. Always very professional and very friendly — someone I would definitely recommend.”

JoshuaPatient · 5★ Google review
Meet the team

Clinicians who compete,
coach and teach

Danny Mace assessing a patient in the DCM rehab room Danny Mace racing a jet ski Danny Mace teaching an international osteopathy seminar

Danny Mace

M.Ost · Clinic Director · Registered Osteopath

Danny leads DCM Clinics with extensive experience diagnosing and treating sports injuries, pain and movement-related conditions. He's the former Head of Rehabilitation at the European School of Osteopathy and lectures internationally on spinal manipulation and rehab — from Rome to Hong Kong.

He's also a British champion jet ski racer, ranked in the world top ten — so he understands performance, recovery and the cost of being out of action from the athlete's side of the table.

M.Ost — Registered Osteopath Ex-Head of Rehab, ESO International lecturer British jet ski champion
Jack Bray, Associate Osteopath

Jack Bray

Associate Osteopath

Masters in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy. Patient-centred, hands-on treatment paired with exercise and rehab where it helps.

Luis Navarro, Associate Osteopath

Luis Navarro

Associate Osteopath

Masters from the University College of Osteopathy. Treats the body as one system — and as a keen runner, cyclist and swimmer, he gets what being sidelined feels like.

The DCM Rehab Room with force plates and training equipment

The Rehab Room

VALD ForceDecks · ForceFrame · HumanTrak

A clinic built like a performance lab: force plates, live ultrasound, shockwave and a fully equipped training space under one roof.

Not sure where to start?

Take the 60-second check

Three quick questions and we'll point you to the right first appointment — no scrolling through price lists or booking menus. Prefer a human? Use the short form and the team will come to you.

Takes about a minute · No obligation · Your answers go straight to the clinical team

Prefer to just ask?

Tell us what's going on in a sentence or two. The team replies the same working day.

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Rather talk it through first? Book a free online consultation — a short call with a consultant about your injury and how we can help: choose a time here.
Or email thesportsosteo15@gmail.com.
Good to know

Questions, answered
straight

How much does an appointment cost?+
An Initial Osteopathy Assessment is £85 (up to 45 minutes) and follow-ups are £70. Shockwave therapy is £110 per session, MSK ultrasound imaging £90, performance/athletic testing £150 (up to 60 minutes), and home visits £250. You only ever pay for what your plan actually needs.
What happens at my first appointment?+
A full assessment: your history, a movement exam, and — where it helps — objective testing on VALD force plates or live MSK ultrasound. You leave with a clear diagnosis, hands-on treatment in the first session where appropriate, and a structured plan back to normal.
Do I need a GP referral?+
No. Osteopaths are primary healthcare practitioners, so you can book directly — no referral needed.
What do you treat?+
Sports injuries, lower back pain, neck and shoulder pain, hip, knee and ankle problems, stubborn tendon issues (plantar fasciitis, Achilles, tennis elbow), postural problems, arthritis-related pain and headaches — plus performance and rehab work for runners, golfers and gym athletes.
What makes DCM different?+
Everything runs on Assess, Build, Re-test. Alongside hands-on treatment we measure how your body actually moves and produces force — VALD ForceDecks, ForceFrame and HumanTrak — so your progress is tracked against your own baseline data, not just how you feel on the day.
How quickly can I be seen?+
Most new patients are seen within a few days. We're open six days a week — from 7am, with evenings until 8pm Monday to Thursday — and we keep same-week priority slots for people whose pain is affecting everyday life.
Where are you?+
Community Centre, 70 Gibson Drive, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent — a short drive from West Malling, Maidstone and Tonbridge. Open in Google Maps.
I'm not in pain — should I still come in?+
Yes — that's what the Full-Body MOT (£85) is for. A head-to-toe check of how you move, joint by joint, with a measurable baseline. Most people wait until something breaks; you don't have to.
Don't wait any longer

Be pain free.

The sooner it's assessed, the faster it's fixed. Take the check, or go straight to the diary — either way, you're one step from a plan.

Initial assessment £85 · Most new patients seen within a few days · Kings Hill, Kent