Sport and exercise led me to Physiotherapy at a very young age. My earliest memories are of visiting the local Physio and his then “high tech” gadgets, from the ultrasound machine, the pulsed heatwave and the TENS to settle down elbow pain after hours and hours on the tennis court. My brother and I started playing tennis at 3 and 5 respectively. Out of school hours you’d rarely see us without a tennis racquet in hand.  My love of sport and competition was cemented young and continues to grow. These days through running, cycling long distances, adventure bike packing and combining the two through Triathlon having recently competed for GB at my age category in Triathlon and Duathlon. 

I have always had a keen interest in the human body, the way people move, how they move and the extent and length the human body changes and develops to  achieve the most incredible tasks and challenges.  People also interest me, which is why I love what I do. Both working with great people, learning and listening, watching people grow in confidence and strength from surgery and learning to walk again or completing and racing ironmen, 24 hour bike races and ultra marathons.