Team Profile

Always being fascinated with the human body and anatomy since his teenage years, Winsen pursued a degree in Physiotherapy at University of Melbourne, Australia.

Upon Graduation, Winsen began working at Singapore General Hospital (SGH) where he found his passion in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Through his work there, he had opportunities to be part of the medical team in the Standard Chartered Marathon. During his time in SGH, he was also involved in competitive dragon boating where he began to develop interest in working with competitive athletes with their injuries and conditioning.

Winsen specialised into sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy in his roles as physiotherapists in Pain Relief Practice and Physioclinic. In 2017, Winsen began working with Elevate 360. He works with the trainers in the gym to create the best plan for their clients in order to prevent injuries or get back to full physical activity after an injury.

In his spare time, Winsen sings with does choral singing, plays chess and studies languages.

Specialising in Sports Physiotherapy, Yoga Therapy & Rehabilitation

Samita Dayal is a dedicated physiotherapist with extensive clinical experience across orthopaedic, musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiopulmonary and women’s health rehabilitation.

As the Principal Physiotherapist at Elevate Physiotherapy she combines clinical assessment, manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and personalised rehabilitation to help patients restore movement, strength and confidence.

Her particular areas of expertise and interest are sports injury management, sports rehabilitation and yoga therapy. She integrates therapeutic yoga and movement-based approaches into rehabilitation programmes where appropriate, helping patients improve flexibility, mobility, strength, balance, posture and functional movement.

Her clinical experience includes working with patients following sports injuries, joint replacements, fractures, ligament injuries, spinal conditions, shoulder disorders, arthritis, neurological conditions and post-operative complications. She also has experience in antenatal and postnatal rehabilitation, prolapse rehabilitation and geriatric exercise programmes.

Shi Qi graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) awarded by Anglia Ruskin University, UK.
She is a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP®) and a GEMt-trained dry needling practitioner, with a strong interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, sports-related injuries, and postural pain management.

Throughout her academic journey, Shi Qi had the opportunity to participate in physiotherapy workshops at Iryo Sosei University in Japan and National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan, broadening her clinical knowledge and exposure to different physiotherapy approaches.

With over years of clinical experience, Shi Qi combines hands-on treatment, targeted exercises, and practical advice to help patients relieve pain, move better, and return to the activities they love.

She believes every patient deserves an individualised approach, focusing not only on pain relief but also on long-term recovery, strength, and confidence in movement. Her approach focuses on achieving sustainable results by addressing the root cause of pain, improved movement quality and long-term management.

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physiotherapy
International ISST Schroth Scoliosis Therapist
Polestar Rehabilitation Pilates trained Instructor

My journey into physiotherapy began through personal injury, where I experienced firsthand how the right rehabilitation can restore not just movement, but quality of life. This inspired me to pursue physiotherapy with the goal of helping others regain optimal function and independence.

I specialise in scoliosis care and clinical Pilates, delivering structured, individualised programmes grounded in evidence-based practice. Having grown up with scoliosis, I understand the physical demands and daily challenges it can present, allowing me to tailor rehabilitation to each person’s needs.

I am dedicated to help my clients return to the activities they love, regaining both freedom of movement and confidence in their bodies.