A practitioner.
An educator. A collaborator.
I am Martin Gallyer, a strength and conditioning coach, sport science practitioner and educator based in Manchester, working across the UK, India and the Caribbean.
Applied experience.
A practical approach.
I have worked in performance sport for over 18 years, from grassroots talent development to international cricket and coach education.
I help athletes, coaches and organisations connect testing, training and day-to-day decisions. The starting point is your environment: the people, resources and constraints you actually work with.
Beyond the World Cups I have held S&C and Sport Science roles at Rotherham United FC, Coventry University, the University of Manchester (TASS), the University of Trinidad and Tobago, and developed a successful Young Athlete Academy. I have consulted on various projects with Cricket West Indies since 2017.
My international cricket experience includes Trinidad & Tobago's 2009 club campaign, Cricket Ireland at the 2010 ICC T20 World Cup and Cricket West Indies U19s at the 2020 World Cup in South Africa.
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Qualifications
& accreditation.
Distinction
- UKSCA Accredited S&C Coach (ASCC) - since 2008
- UKSCA Licensed Assessor
- MSc Strength & Conditioning - Distinction Grade, Governor's Prize (University of Bolton)
- BSc Sport & Exercise Science - 2:1 Honours, Sports Science Prize (Coventry University)
- PGCE (University of Central Lancashire)
- UKAD Accredited Anti-Doping Advisor
- NSPCC Child Protection in Sport
- First Aid Qualified

Helping coaches develop.
As a UKSCA Licensed Assessor, I deliver Accredited S&C Trainer education and support coaches as they apply their learning.
My teaching experience includes UK delivery through Burnley College, courses at Lakshyan Academy of Sports in India, and delivery in the Caribbean. I have also designed and delivered education for the ITF, the Caribbean Boxing Association, the Trinidad & Tobago Tennis Association and the University of Trinidad and Tobago.
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