Bristol Biomechanics exercise and Functional Patterns movement assessment for pain management in Bath

About Bristol Biomechanics

What is Functional Patterns?

Functional Patterns is a training methodology that was founded in 2006 by CEO Naudi Aguilar. Naudi has conducted seminars globally certifying practitioners like us.

We confidently say that Functional Patterns is the best in the fitness industry, take a look at the results achieved world wide by Functional Patterns practitioners.

What makes Functional Patterns different?

Functional Patterns takes a first principles approach to training the human body. Understanding the most fundamental movements that define our species allows us to determine what stimuli we should give our bodies to enhance its function.

Standing, walking, running and throwing are the most fundamental according to anthropologists. Functional Patterns is therefore designed around enhancing these functions to improve performance and eliminate pain. If you are are a human being, FP is for you. Most of all, FP achieves results like no one else in the industry.

Functional Patterns trainers coaching clients on movement correction at Bristol studio

Our Training and Qualifications

Every practitioner at Bristol Biomechanics holds Functional Patterns Human Biomechanics Specialist certification, earned through rigorous study and practical assessment in biomechanics, postural analysis, gait analysis, myofascial release and corrective exercise. The HBS programme runs across four levels, HBS1 through to HBS4. Each level requires demonstrated competency before progression.

Bobby Filer holds HBS4, the highest certification level available, making Bristol Biomechanics one of the most highly qualified Functional Patterns studios in the UK.

Meet the team!

All of our staff are FP certified.

Bobby Filer HBS4 certified Functional Patterns specialist and founder of Bristol Biomechanics

Bobby Filer - HBS4

Bobby founded Bristol Biomechanics to bring Functional Patterns to people in Bristol. Holding HBS4, the highest certification available, he leads all assessments and programme design and works with clients both in person and online.

Tom Blake HBS3 certified movement dysfunction & posture correction specialist at Bristol Biomechanics

Tom Blake - HBS3

Tom holds HBS3 certification and specialises in movement dysfunction and posture correction. He delivers client sessions, tracks progress and ensures every programme builds consistently towards each client’s goals.

Aaron Mason HBS1 certified Functional Patterns movement practitioner at Bristol Biomechanics

Aaron Mason – HBS1

Aaron started his journey as a client at Bristol Biomechanics, fixing his own pains. Currently HBS1 with HBS2 in August, he is passionate about understanding the body, getting results and creating life-long changes for his clients.

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