Dr. Scott Williams
Dr. Scott Williams is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Strength & Conditioning Coach and Myotherapist with a PhD (Human Movement) and 25 years experience as a practitioner.
Having founded Ocean Fitness in 2001, Scott has worked in nearly all clinical settings available to an Exercise Physiologist and Myotherapist, including DVA, Medicare, TAC, Workcover and NDIS funded programs and provides private health rebates for multiple services.
Outside of the Ocean Fitness clinic, Scott has consulted to multiple high-performance golf programs of: PGA of Australia, Australian Institute of Sport, Golf Australia, several international golf academies and more than 1000 practitioners, athletes and coaches from around the world. Scott has helped golfers on every major tour across the world including 11 who have achieved top 100 rankings and has trained Olympic, international and professional level athletes in the sports of sailing, boxing, AFL, dancing and equestrian.
Scott completed his PhD at Victoria University in 2022 where he coordinated the largest ever prospective research project into golf performance aiming to uncover how golfers give themselves the best chance of success. In 2014 Scott’s honours research with elite golf has achieved peer-reviewed publication in the European Journal of Sport Science. Scott is also a published author with the Golf Fitness Book “Get A Grip”.
Scott draws on his knowledge and experience in many different fields and applies them in order to create physical potential with all of his clients.
Cameron Williams
Cameron Williams is a qualified personal trainer, Pilates instructor and massage therapist with 20-years experience working with a range of clients.
Taking an integrated approach to his training and treatment, Cameron’s wealth of knowledge and experience allows him to intuitively work with each client as an individual to achieve better movement, function and fitness.
Having run 10 marathons and 20 half marathons, Cameron has also created a running club taking in the sights and amazing running tracks in and amongst the southern tip of the peninsula.
Will Cooper
William Cooper is a qualified personal trainer, Pilates instructor and remedial massage therapist with 9 years experience working with a range of clients.
Taking an integrated approach to his training and treatment, Will’s knowledge and experience allow him to intuitively work with each client as an individual to achieve better movement, function and fitness.
Will is also an avid Crossfitter and has a great ability to push his clients hard when needed, to achieve new levels of fitness and well-being.
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Will Cooper
William Cooper is a qualified personal trainer, Pilates instructor and remedial massage therapist with 9 years experience working with a range of clients.
Taking an integrated approach to his training and treatment, Will’s knowledge and experience allow him to intuitively work with each client as an individual to achieve better movement, function and fitness.
Will is also an avid Crossfitter and has a great ability to push his clients hard when needed, to achieve new levels of fitness and well-being.
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Samantha Wright
Sammie Wright is a degree-qualified Myotherapist, completing her studies at Torrens University (formerly Southern School of Natural Therapies), Melbourne in 2022. Growing up on the Peninsula Sammie has always led an active lifestyle and is particularly connected to the Football-Netball and Basketball communities of the Southern Peninsula.
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Sammie came to understand the implications impaired physical health can yield on all other aspects of an individual’s sense of health and wellbeing through the experience of her own sporting injuries and observing the physical impairments of loved ones. This has translated into a passion for helping people to keep moving along the way. When asked to describe her practice Sammie says “when I was injured I wanted a Myotherapist with the brains of my physio, that’s what I am working towards being for people”.
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Sammie strives to provide her patients with the best support possible for managing their musculoskeletal pain or dysfunction. Manual therapy tools used include massage, joint mobilization, dry-needling, myofascial cupping, muscle contraction techniques, passive stretching. Patient communication, empowerment and rapport-building are values that are strongly reflected in the manner in which she practices. Sammie is also dedicated to providing evidence-based care and staying up to date with education in her field.
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Sammie loves getting in the gym when she is not running around a netball or basketball court. She also loves cooking, camping, walks with her dog (Henry), her annual ski trips, reading and spending summer on the beach.​​
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Ella de Graaf
Ella is an accredited Exercise Scientist and clinical Pilates instructor. She has completed a double bachelor degree in Exercise and Sport Science and Nutrition Science. Moreover, she is commencing her masters in Exercise Physiology.
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Ella uses her knowledge in exercise science to improve not only health and well-being but also physical performance through tailored training to the individual.
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Ella is passionate about using specifically Pilates and strength training as a modality to improve movement, function and overall fitness.
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