Hi, I’m Megan!
My love and interest in human movement began young. I grew up on Vancouver Island as a classically trained competitive dancer, which eventually led to me teaching my own classes by the age of 14.
Now I primarily coach and facilitate sessions for those that are living with a variety of neuromuscular dysfunctions, including MS and spinal cord injuries.
Why do I do what I do? I am grateful that every day I get be a part of people’s success stories: helping educate and show them that disabilities have no boundaries when it comes to fitness.
Meet Megan
I am 62 years old and I have an incomplete SCI at T10-T12. I have been working with Megan for 2 months. In this short period of time, I have noticed dramatic improvements in leg strength and overall balance. My walking has improved, and I am much more confident climbing stairs. Megan is very knowledgeable, very patient, and I especially appreciate her attention to detail. She has made a real difference in my life. I look forward to continuing my rehab with her help.
From the Deep
3 Downfalls of Not Hiring a Coach
If I’m being honest, getting fit is not that easy. Especially when you add some limitations (such as an injury or a disability) into the mix. Because if it were easy, we would all be in amazing shape without needing any motivation and I (among many other fitness professionals), would not have a job!
In the Media
Check out Janice’s story on AMI’s MIND SET GO as she is coached by para athletes and Megan Williamson to successfully reach her fitness goals!
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