Contact Information
All inquiries to
ABN: 85719790183
Business Address: Alphington, Victoria, Australia 3078
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About Nick
Nick is a physiotherapist & conditioning coach from Australia, currently living in Seattle, USA. He is the current High Performance Director and Head of Strength & Conditioning for OL Reign in the NWSL in the USA.
Previously Nick worked as a physiotherapist for Melbourne City FC in the A-League from 2012-16.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (La Trobe University)
- Masters in High Performance Sport (ACU)
- Level 1 Strength & Conditioning (ASCA)
- Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (NSCA)
- Level 1 Community Athletics Coach (Athletics Australia)
- CPR & First Aid (Life Saving Victoria)
Athlete
Nick is a multisport athlete competing in triathlon & surf lifesaving. As a triathlete Nick competed in sprint to half ironman distance events. In surf lifesaving Nick specialized in the 2km run, winning the 2014 Australian Title.
Nick’s list of achievements include
– 1st place Victorian 2km run 2014, 2015
– 1st place Australian 2km run 2014
– 7th place World Surf Lifesaving Titles 2km run, France 2014
Leman Wins Aussie Gold
“Life Saving has wrapped up for the summer season with the conclusion of the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships which were held at Scarborough Beach in Perth …… A historic moment was Inverloch SLSC member Nick Leman, who did a phenomenal job winning gold in the Open Men’s 2km run, the club’s first ever gold medal at the championships.”
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Lifesaver Leman Athlete of the Year
“Nick Leman from Inverloch SLSC was named one of Life Saving Victoria’s champion athletes, winning Male Athlete of the Year at the llth Annual Life Saving Victoria Awards of Excellence. The award for Male Athlete of the Year recognises the junior male athlete who has demonstrated sporting excellence at state, natlonal and/or international levels.”
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World Surf Life Saving Championships 2014: Montpelier- France
Nick compete in the World Life Saving Titles in 2014 in Montpelier France as the current Australian champion. Nick came 7th in the race.
