About Leigh-Ann...

I grew up here in the sunny Bay of Plenty. My sport growing up was dancing and after fourteen years doing exams and performances of various types of dance including ballet, jazz, modern and contemporary dance, and working through my fair share of injuries, I grew a passion for how the body works and moves. This lead me to want to study Physiotherapy and to be able to help and support others to reach their goals and peak potential with minimal injury. 

I moved to Auckland after finishing school where I studied Physiotherapy at AUT and graduated in 2018. It was during these years at university where I found I had a real interest in musculoskeletal physio, especially sporting injuries, and knew I wanted to work in a private practice. 

I have had experience working with the Te Puke Sports premier and development rugby as an undergraduate and I am enjoying being back with them and other rugby teams. 

In my spare time I love being with family and friends and spending time outdoors biking, snow skiing and running. I am super excited to be back working and living in Tauranga and am stoked to be working at foundation with this amazing team.