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THE AUTHOR

Lynda Daley is a chartered physiotherapist who is employed in a combined role working as lead physiotherapist for the English Institute of Sport (East Midlands) and as sports medicine manager for Loughborough University. Lynda is currently the senior National Governing Body physiotherapist for both wheelchair tennis and world class weightlifting but she was the North Midlands regional Lawn Tennis Association physiotherapist from 1994 to 2004. She attended the 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games as a GB team HQ physiotherapist where she specifically worked with the sports of tennis and weightlifting and she attended the 2004 Paralympic Games as the team physio- therapist for the wheelchair tennis squad. She is also the chief physiotherapist for the Commonwealth Games Council for England.

Nicola Phillips PhD, MSc, MCSP is a chartered physiotherapist and director of postgraduate healthcare studies at Cardiff University and course leader of the MSc in Sports Physiotherapy. Nicki’s clinical interest within this field is in functional rehabilitation of knee and shoulder injuries.

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