Steve has worked full-time in Sports Science since 1996 since graduating from the University of Brighton working with over 30 Olympic, Paralympic and professional sports and supporting 25 World Championship or Olympic medals.

Following 18 months as a Regional Sports Performance Officer in the West Midlands, Steve took up post as Senior Sports Physiologist at the British Olympic Medical Centre, where he led the physiological support programmes for rowing, track and field athletics and bobsleigh teams for numerous major Championships events including the Sydney and Salt Lake City Olympic Games.

Steve took up the role of Sports Science Manager at the Olympic Medical Institute, leading physiology, strength and conditioning and acclimatisation teams towards the Athens Games, before recently taking up post as Lead Physiologist at the EIS Performance Centre at Loughborough University to work with the track and field athletics squads.

Along the way Steve has completed a PhD in oxygen uptake kinetics and performance at the University of Surrey, acquired BASES Accreditation, BOA Registration and NSCA Certification in Strength and Conditioning.