Gerald Muller is a multi-skilled physiotherapist with a keen interest in Sports and orthopedic Physiotherapy.

He went to Grey High School before attending Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth, where he gained his Bachelor of Science degree in 1998.

He then went on to complete a second degree, specialising in Physiotherapy, at the University of Cape Town in 2003 before pursuing a Master’s Degree in Sports Physiotherapy.

His belief in providing patient-centered, individualized care has led him to continuously pursue ongoing education , and strengthen his skills for patient assessment and treatment.

He spent some time doing community service for the military, building a strong background in the medical side of the Physical Therapy profession and then began working at the Sports Injuries Centre at the University of Cape Town, where he assisted athletes in gaining back maximum functionality after suffering injuries. He was involved with Bishops College for 16 years where he assisted the school to set up an adolescent focused wellness monitoring system and managed adolescent injuries.

His education and experience provides a high level of clinical competency that he applies to every patient. He will evaluate your condition, and build a program that is designed to not only address your pain, but to carry your recovery through returning to the profession, sports, and activities you love.

Gerald Muller also has extensive field side physiotherapy experience and has worked and travelled with a number of sports teams since 2003. He also has spent some time working abroad and believes that this has added value to his professional approach.

He provided mentorship, clinical training and supervision for Physiotherapists and Physiotherapy practices from 2020 to 2023.

He retuned to the Eastern Cape in 2021 and joined the Bay Life Centre multidisciplinary health team as Lead Physiotherapist.

When he is not with his patients at his practice, Gerald enjoys spending time with his family. He leads a very active lifestyle and participates in endurance multi-sport disciplines.

About Ashwin Jacobs

Graduated from the University of the Western Cape with a BSc Physiotherapy.

Dedicated Physiotherapist with a passion for sports. My expertise are complemented by a strong interest in sports injuries, injury prevention management, recovery and rehabilitation.

As a firm believer in life-long learning, I stay up to date with the latest research, techniques and best practices in the field.

Outside of my professional pursuits, I enjoy cycling, running and living an active healthy lifestyle as it is my passion.

My special interest are in sports injuries, sports rehabilitation and high performance sport science in athletes.

About Emmarentia Wagner

Hi, I’m Emmarentia Wagner, a passionate and dedicated physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy and a strong focus on evidence-based, client-centered care. I’m a proud member of the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and the South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP), and I hold certifications in Dry Needling (Level 1), Taping Techniques (both rigid and kinesiotape), Ponseti Clubfoot management, and I'm a BASI Certified Pilates Instructor.

My clinical interests span from return-to-sport and prehabilitation to chronic pain, pediatric and stroke rehabilitation. I love using Pilates-based rehab as a tool for building strength and resilience, and I combine this with techniques like dry needling, biomechanics assessments, strapping, strength training, and hands-on manual therapy.

I completed my community service at Humansdorp Hospital, working in a multidisciplinary team alongside occupational therapists, dietitians, and speech therapists. Since then, I’ve gained valuable experience in neurorehabilitation, chronic pain, pediatric neurodevelopmental therapy, return-to-work programs, and treating acute neuromuscular injuries.

I’m constantly learning and staying up to date with the latest in physiotherapy through workshops and webinars on topics such as cerebral palsy, carpal tunnel syndrome, ethical practices in sports medicine, and more. Some highlights include the WITS Clubfoot Workshop and Colin Hill’s “Discover the Magic of Tape.”

Outside the clinic, I love being involved in the community—whether it’s volunteering at events like the Port Elizabeth Ironman or leading stroke support group classes. I’ve also participated in educational talks focused on women’s health and the importance of movement in cancer recovery.

At the heart of my work is a genuine passion for helping people get back to doing what they love—whether it’s sport, work, or simply living pain-free. Looking ahead, I’m committed to deepening my skills, especially in manual therapy, shoulder rehab, chronic pain, sports injuries, and women’s health.

Let’s work together to help you move better, feel stronger, and live fully.

About Maryke Geyser

I grew up in Johannesburg and pursued my studies in Bloemfontein. I was fortunate to complete my community service year at the largest government hospital in the Free State, where I gained invaluable experience and honed my skills as a physiotherapist. Following this, I moved to Port Elizabeth, where I’ve been living for the past three years and have loved every moment of it. From the very first day, I’ve felt at home in this vibrant community

I am deeply passionate about my work as a physiotherapist and take pride in giving my absolute best to every patient and case I handle. I thrive on meeting new people and helping them on their journies to recovery. My interests lie in treating sports-related injuries as well as neck and back pain, areas where I strive to make a significant impact on my patients’ lives.

In my free time, I enjoy running, spending quality time with friends and family, and embracing outdoor activities. I’m also eager to learn new skills and explore challenges that help me grow both personally and professionally.

I am thrilled at the opportunity to join the talented team at Gerald's practice and look forward to the exciting possibilities the new year holds.