Following a career as a professional tennis coach, Wil studied at Groningen University in Holland where he graduated in 1994, following a six year study, with a BSc in Physiotherapy.

Prior to moving to the UK Wil worked in private practices in both Germany and The Netherlands specialising in orthopaedics before going on to specialise in the treatment of children with neurological disorders. Today Wil specialises in sports injuries, manipulation and work related problems. He has been a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and registered with the Health Professions Council for the last 18 years. Five years ago he qualified as a member of The British Medical Acupuncture Society and is a qualified acupuncture practitioner.

 

Wil came to the UK in 1997 and has been practising physiotherapy for 18 years both in the NHS and in the private sector in London, Brighton. Bournemouth and South Wales. He has also worked extensively within the entertainment industry for large productions such as Riverdance, Holiday on Ice and Strictly Come Dancing. Furthermore he was the lead physiotherapist for the UK Karate Bond in Chiswick and physiotherapist to Bournemouth RFC.

Since establishing himself in South Wales he has dedicated a great deal of his time working as a physiotherapist to young performance tennis players and tennis coaches at Tennis Wales, the Swansea Tennis Centre and the Glamorgan Virgin Health and Racquets Club. He currently works with Llandarcy Junior Football Team as a Physiotherapist on a voluntary basis.

Outside of work Wil loves to surf and play tennis himself with his 2 young sons.