A Leading Physiotherapist

Andy Ireland graduated from Teesside University, completing a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with distinction in 1993.

He worked in the NHS until 2000, developing his skills in orthopaedics and outpatients treating a wide variety of spinal pathologies, sporting injuries and musculoskeletal problems. He completed junior rotations and spells at hospitals in Leicester and Croydon.

He then joined the private sector, where he saw more sports clients, before purchasing his own clinic, which was based in a tennis academy in Surrey.

He looked after regional junior players and this ‘evolved’ into doing more frequent sessions with the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA)

He went on to complete his Master's degree in Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy at University College London, where he graduated with distinction in 2003.

From 2003 he was lead Physiotherapist for the LTA at the UK's National Tennis Centre where he further developed his skills in injury prevention, biomechanical analysis, and treatment, working for several years as Physiotherapist for the British Davis Cup and Fed Cup teams. He was also British Tennis Physio at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.

From 2007 to 2013 he worked and travelled with Andy Murray as his personal Physiotherapist on the ATP World Tour.

Now working in private practice, Andy has extensive experience working with a wide variety of clients, from private individuals through to professional athletes. He has an excellent understanding of injuries, biomechanics and rehabilitation, and a caring and professional approach.