TEAM 
PROFILES

UNCONVENTIONIAL METHODS, BACKED BY SCIENCE, EXPERIENCE AND A WEALTH OF HYBRID EXPERTISE

With over two decades of experience in orthopedics and sports rehabilitation, Belinda holds a Master’s and Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Columbia University. She has worked alongside elite sports physicians and surgeons in California and New York, including team doctors for the Raiders and Golden State Warriors, mastering post-operative care and performance optimization.  In 2004, Belinda earned her Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) title and completed the prestigious Kaiser Hayward Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Therapy. This advanced training sharpened her skills in differential assessment and innovative care.

Belinda’s holistic approach is rooted in her training in Classical Pilates under Romana Kryzanowska‘s lineage, which she pursued after experiencing back pain herself. By integrating Pilates with physiotherapy, she helps patients achieve pain-free, optimized movement through core strengthening and dynamic stretching.  She is also a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA) and Health Fitness Instructor (ACSM), bridging rehabilitation and performance seamlessly.

After moving to Singapore in 2012, Belinda founded Fahrenheit to bring cutting-edge, patient-focused care to physiotherapy. As Singapore’s only Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy, she is committed to advancing recovery and performance solutions.  Belinda’s background as a competitive tennis player and gymnast shapes her unique perspective on athletic care.

She believes: “Movement creates dysfunction, but through thoughtful rehabilitation and exercise, we can restore optimal function.”  At Fahrenheit, Belinda’s passion drives innovative, tailored treatments that empower patients to recover, perform, and excel.

PRECISION ENGINEERING ON BOTH MAN AND MACHINE TO ACHIEVE ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE

Martin’s unique expertise combines a Master’s Degree from Columbia University with an Engineering degree from the University of Western Australia. This multidisciplinary background enables him to bridge the gap between biomechanics and mechanical engineering, delivering precision-driven solutions in cycling performance.

UNCONVENTIONIAL METHODS, BACKED BY SCIENCE, EXPERIENCE AND A WEALTH OF HYBRID EXPERTISE

Sarah is a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who completed her Master's degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, Canada in 2013. Upon returning to Singapore, she has worked in both restructured and private hospitals collectively for around 5 years before joining Fahrenheit. In 2022, she went on to complete the transitional doctorate program.

Sarah enjoys working with patients of all ages and has gained experience in treating infants and children with musculoskeletal conditions during her time at KK Women’s & Children’s Hospital. From there she went on to specialize in the area of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy when working in the outpatient clinic at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, where she was exposed to more post-operative orthopedic cases and conservative management for musculoskeletal conditions.

Outside of clinic, Sarah is a World Rugby certified medical practitioner and educator, and has a keen interest in sports coverage. She has experience working with the national women’s rugby 7s team 2015 to 2019 (Sea Games 2017, 2019 and Asian Games 2018).  Since 2020 , Sarah support the Singapore Table Tennis team as their team physiotherapist, covering both the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics and Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. Currently, she enjoys covering club rugby and is actively involved in teaching various courses for pitch side coverage.

Sarah believes the key to improved health care is education and awareness. Being a huge proponent of movement education and pain science, she strongly encourages a proactive approach in rehab and prehab as that can prevent the risk of injuries and pain in the first place. Clinically, she has a special interest in post-op rehab and return to sport for the lower extremity athlete, as well as working with children.

A PHYSIO ONCE TRANSFORMED HIS LIFE.  TODAY, HE HELPS TRANSFORM OTHERS. 

Taka’s journey into physiotherapy is deeply personal. As a junior high school runner, a debilitating back injury sidelined him for months. With the guidance of a skilled therapist, he regained his ability to run pain-free—a transformative experience that inspired his pursuit of physiotherapy to help others reclaim their potential.

With over a decade of expertise in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and sports therapy, Takayuki embodies a meticulous approach to physiotherapy that bridges cutting-edge techniques with personalized care. Holding a Master’s degree in Human Health Science from Kyoto Graduate University, he has honed his craft across renowned institutions and elite training programs.

Certified as a Functional Manual Therapist (CFMT) by the Institute of Physical Art (USA) and holding advanced certifications from the Japanese Athletes Rehabilitation Trainer Association (JARTA) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Sports Physical Therapies, Taka’s credentials reflect his commitment to excellence. He has also completed specialised training in Postural Restoration (PRI), dry needling, and Functional Movement Screening (FMS Levels 1 & 2), equipping him with a multifaceted toolkit to optimise recovery and performance.

Prior to moving to Singapore, Taka sharpened his skills at Yukioka Hospital in Osaka and the Aso Clinic in Shiga, where he treated complex musculoskeletal and sports injuries, including post-operative cases like ACL reconstructions and artificial joint replacements. His expertise extends to supporting athletes across disciplines, including track and field, soccer, baseball, tennis, and golf.

Taka’s clinical practice is a blend of manual therapy and movement optimisation, integrating joint mobilisation, fascia release, neuromuscular reeducation, and functional exercises to unlock efficient movement. With a special focus on running techniques, he empowers runners to prevent injuries and achieve peak performance.

Today, Taka’s philosophy centers on balance—both physical and mental. He believes: “Better movement leads to a better life.” Through his innovative approach, Taka empowers individuals to break past limitations, optimise their performance, and achieve their best selves.

FUELED BY KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION, TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH INTENTIONAL MOVEMENT AND MINDFUL CARE.  

Pristine Wong is a certified Pilates Instructor who specialises in guiding her clients toward recovery, strength, and holistic well-being. With a Diploma of Professional Pilates Instruction from National Pilates Training and advanced Scolio-Pilates training from Australia, Pristine brings expertise in addressing scoliosis and complex spinal conditions.

Pristine’s journey into Pilates was born from personal experience. While working in corporate marketing within the hospitality industry, years of desk-bound work led to chronic back pain. Seeking relief, she turned to Pilates, which transformed her health and inspired a career shift to help others regain control over their physical well-being after injuries.

Combining a deep understanding of biomechanics and functional movement, Pristine integrates rehabilitation techniques with Pilates to deliver personalised solutions tailored to each client’s needs. Her approach emphasises the connection between mind and body, focusing on both physical recovery and mental empowerment.

Guided by the principle that “Movement is medicine,” Pristine blends compassion, precision, and innovation into her practice. Her sessions go beyond alleviating pain, building resilience, improving mobility, and promoting long-term health. Whether addressing postural challenges or supporting injury recovery, Pristine’s unique methodology transforms lives through intentional movement and mindful care.

UNCONVENTIONIAL METHODS, BACKED BY SCIENCE, EXPERIENCE AND A WEALTH OF HYBRID EXPERTISE

With over two decades of experience in orthopedics and sports rehabilitation, Belinda holds a Master’s and Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Columbia University. She has worked alongside elite sports physicians and surgeons in California and New York, including team doctors for the Raiders and Golden State Warriors, mastering post-operative care and performance optimization.  In 2004, Belinda earned her Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) title and completed the prestigious Kaiser Hayward Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Therapy. This advanced training sharpened her skills in differential assessment and innovative care.

Belinda’s holistic approach is rooted in her training in Classical Pilates under Romana Kryzanowska‘s lineage, which she pursued after experiencing back pain herself. By integrating Pilates with physiotherapy, she helps patients achieve pain-free, optimized movement through core strengthening and dynamic stretching.  She is also a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA) and Health Fitness Instructor (ACSM), bridging rehabilitation and performance seamlessly.

After moving to Singapore in 2012, Belinda founded Fahrenheit to bring cutting-edge, patient-focused care to physiotherapy. As Singapore’s only Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapy, she is committed to advancing recovery and performance solutions.  Belinda’s background as a competitive tennis player and gymnast shapes her unique perspective on athletic care.

She believes: “Movement creates dysfunction, but through thoughtful rehabilitation and exercise, we can restore optimal function.”  At Fahrenheit, Belinda’s passion drives innovative, tailored treatments that empower patients to recover, perform, and excel.