Dr Ringo Paonam is an osteopath and martial arts master. He studied at the Manipuri Ayurvedic Sammelan and the Shihan Hiho Martial Arts Academy. He comes from a highly respected lineage of warriors and bone doctors.

After a serious bike accident as a youth, his uncle fixed his knee using traditional Manipuri techniques. The experience created a deep curiosity in Ringo to uncover how the body functions, particularly the knee.
Ringo's unique system of osteopathy was born out of his his own intense study of the body, his training in Manipuri musculoskeletal alignment techniques, and his immersion in martial arts.  The confluence of his physical strength, knowledge and focus, allow him to diagnose and align people with skillful precision.

Ringo founded the Bone and Body Research Centre and Bone and Body Clinic in order to preserve and share the traditional Manipuri arts.

He divides his time between Manipur, 'mainland' India and Europe, where he operates seasonal clinics and consultancies.

Miranda Graham established the Bone and Body Clinic and Bone and Body Research Centre with her husband, Dr Ringo Paonam, in 2010 and 2013, respectively. She is originally from London, UK, where she studied environmental science. She worked for 18 years in event management and fundraising, specialising in the Middle East and Africa.

Her introduction to Ringo and his unique method of Manipuri treatment came after sustaining a head trauma in India in 2010. After six days of facial paralysis, she received emergency treatment from Ringo. Once the initial treatment was completed, she was treated for multiple spine and hip injuries. Miranda then decided to dedicate her life to help further develop this treatment system and to making it more available to others.

Now she serves as business and client services director, principal instructor of the rehabilitation-stretching systems and overall visionary for both organisations.