Good Life Chiropractic & Sports Injury Clinic

Meet Your Chiropractor: Dr Emma Langston Davis

Dr Emma is a former professional triathlete who competed at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. She achieved a World Ranking of 11th and is a multi-sport World Champion, winning the Biathle World Championship in 2007.

Now retired from elite competition, Emma still runs marathons purely for the love of the sport.

Emma has worked with professional athletes and sports teams, dancers, Ironman and Ironwoman competitors, weekend warriors, office workers, and everyone in between. Having experienced and overcome multiple injuries herself, she combines clinical expertise with genuine empathy, allowing her to truly understand the challenges her patients face.

Her approach is personalised, evidence-based, and patient-focused. Emma creates tailored care plans designed to support long-term health, not just short-term relief. Whether you are managing pain, improving posture, or working towards a specific sporting goal, Emma is committed to supporting you at every step of your journey.

Reggie is the true boss at Good Life Sports Injury Clinic.

While he can often be found “sleeping on the job,” Reggie’s favourite role is welcoming both new and familiar faces to the clinic and helping everyone feel at ease.

If you are happy for him to do so, Reggie may attend your appointment. However, if you would prefer the clinic to be a dog-free zone during your visit, please don’t hesitate to let us know. We are always more than happy to accommodate your preference.

Jack is a highly qualified Sports Therapist and a member of the UK Society for Sports Therapists. He holds an MSc in Sports Therapy alongside a BSc in Clinical Exercise Science, giving him a strong academic and clinical foundation.

During his training, Jack spent a significant period in Bournemouth delivering cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation programmes, gaining valuable experience working with complex clinical populations. Over the past few years, he has worked within the NHS as a Senior Musculoskeletal (MSK) Clinician, where he has triaged and treated a wide range of MSK conditions across the general population.

Alongside his clinical work, Jack has continued to build his experience in sport, providing support within a rugby development programme and delivering pitch-side cover. This combination of NHS and sporting experience allows Jack to offer practical, evidence-based care tailored to both everyday injuries and performance-focused goals.