Megan Williams – Director & Senior Therapist

Megan qualified from the University of Hertfordshire with a first class honours degree in Sports Therapy. She went on to complete an MSc by Research; the work produced was of such a high standard the qualification was upgraded to a Master of Philosophy when examined. Her research involved the investigation of exercise rehabilitation and the biomechanics surrounding lower limb injuries, encompassing ligament sprains, muscular imbalances and post-surgical intervention. Megan has presented the findings at conferences across the country.

Experience

Over the past 12 years, Megan has been involved in private practice as well as working with an array of athletes, from those competing at a World Class level in disciplines such as cycling and combat sports, to those who enjoy exercise for recreational purposes. Megan currently oversees all of the sports injury management with the students at The Leys, Cambridge. In 2017, Megan was privileged to be awarded a scholarship which enabled her to work alongside Sports Medicine professionals and Orthopaedic Surgeons in the USA. She gained a fantastic insight into their collegiate sport system. Previously, Megan has also spent time at the National Athletics Championships, a London dance injury clinic, the London Marathon and Hemel Storm Basketball Team.

Lecturing

In addition to all of this, Megan is a Lecturer in Sports Therapy at the University of Hertfordshire, following four years of teaching Sport and Exercise Science students at the University of Bedfordshire.

Sport

Megan was dance trained from the age of three, competing in festivals and competitions over the years. She also had the privilege of being taught by Wayne Sleep, former Principal Dancer at The Royal Ballet. Currently, she has a great interest in strength and conditioning alongside being trained in Kickboxing.