My role at the ECB strives to advance our athlete management systems to take advantage of existing and emerging technologies to improve the way we are able to care for our players across the game and remove friction to drive best practice in every department. The role sits under a duty of care remit with significant legal, duty of care and governance responsibilities.

Systems in Sport is a strength and conditioning coach education business. We have 3 principle-derived frameworks for Long Term Athletic Development (LTAD) to scaffold students' knowledge and enable them to deliver the best programme possible to their athletes.

I co-managed a department of S&C coaches at the University of Bath. This involved line management of staff and ensuring continued professional development within the department. Externally, I was required to co-ordinate S&C services within the larger Sports Science and Medicine team working with senior management to deliver the University’s strategic sporting objectives. I led on coach development within the department, which involves both CPD for our employed coaches and also UKSCA Accreditation mentorship for junior coaches and interns. Additional roles involved development of applied sports science links with the University’s School for Health, specifically in the field of Growth and Maturation. Athletic development of adolescent athletes and creating a strong link between academic and applied departments are both key strategic objectives for the University.

I was responsible for the holistic development and sports science education of tennis players from 9 years old to full time professional players. To achieve this I coordinated delivery of S&C, physiotherapy, nutrition and psychology from a group of interdisciplinary practitioners. My main S&C coaching remit was with post adolescent and professional players. Sports Science and Medicine Team remit within the academy: • Musculoskeletal and physical competency screenings• Field based physiological testing related to repeat sprint ability in tennis• Growth and Maturation Testing• Analysis and feedback of testing to athletes and coaches via Excel/ Word produced documents• Deliver tennis specific warm ups• Individualised gym based strength programming with primary emphasis on Long Term Athletic Development and Youth Development• Field based speed, agility and conditioning sessions• Recovery and prehabilitation sessions• Lead on the day-to-day management of injured players returning to play • Produce educational documents and deliver presentations for the players and coaches

In my 4 years I have provided gym-based support to athletes across a range of sports including wheelchair tennis, wheelchair basketball, womens' rugby union, modern pentathlon and orienteering.

I work as a full-time Strength & Conditioning Coach servicing the student athlete population. In this role I am developing a specialism for athlete development- taking an 18 year old athlete from various sports and striving to create a very rounded athletic individual robust enough to cope with the demands of senior international training and competition.

LSUMHC represent the University in the English Premier League and are current British University (BUCS) champions . In addition to the BUCS Premier League the womens' squad play in National League North. Both clubs support a number of junior international and international athletes. I provide year-round support to each squad in the gym as well as on the pitch. While the aims and objective of the programmes differ the main goal of both programmes are grounded in creating a robust athlete who can excel in an in-season schedule that requires them to play two games per week, train as a full-time athlete whilst striving towards senior international selection.

The NPC works to develop University aged hockey players (18-22yrs) by providing specialised hockey and sports science support in addition to what the athletes receive with their respective clubs. I work closely with Craig Keegan (England Hockey) in providing gym and pitch based S&C support. The funding the athletes receive allows me to act as a full-time coach for the programme.

I worked with the Nike Academy delivering gym based strength training.