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THE AUTHOR

Nick originally trained as a sports masseur and later qualified as an osteopath before completing a BSc (Hons) in sports therapy

gaining a first class degree. Over the years Nick has worked as team masseur to the GB and England cycling teams, covering both domestic and overseas events. Nick has been a keen athlete, competing in running and cycling events at all levels, culminating in winning the national cyclo-cross series. Nick is a part-time tutor at the Northern Institute of Massage (NIM). Specialist workshops include: i) Electrotherapy, ii) Lower limb biomechanics and orthotic prescription. Nick is a visiting lecturer at Teesside University and has carried out consultancy work for the University of Central Lancashire.