Alan initially studied Sports Science (1983-7) at West London Institute – now part of Brunel and then worked in the Health Club Industry, resulting in his managing the Marina Club in Bahrain. Alongside this, squash played a major role in his life; he played for Richmond Town Squash Club and in the Bundesliga in Germany. In 1989, Alan became Bahrain Open Squash Champion.
Returning to the UK in 1989, he went on to Squash coaching and became a Personal Trainer, leading to an interest in Sports Injuries and rehabilitation and then studying Osteopathy from 1992-96 at the prestigious BSO in London (now the Health Sciences University), where, from 1997 until 2009, he was a Clinic Tutor.
Alan now specialises in Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation and works closely with Surrey County Cricket’s First Team.
Alan still participates in regular sports, especially Road cycling and high-altitude mountaineering, having completed two 24-hour cycling challenges, climbed Kilimanjaro (6000m) and Aconcagua (7000m), and trekked to Everest Base Camp in 2019 (5340m).
Since 2003, Alan has run the Multi-Disciplinary Clinic at Streatham Osteopaths and another private clinic at a GP’s surgery on Gloucester Road, Central London.
Alan’s availability
Monday: 2-6-pm | Tuesday: 2-6pm | Wednesday: 8-5pm | Friday: 9-5pm
