The experts in inclusive sport and activity, LUSU is fronted by two passionate, energetic and knowledgeable individuals who are committed to changing the attitudes, techniques and skills of people within educational and sporting environments.
We believe all activity and sport should be fully inclusive because we’re in it together.
Louise Assioun is an experienced tennis coach and educator with over 25 years in sport. A former Physical Education teacher and LTA Level 4 Coach, she has led both a High-Performance Centre and a Coach Education Centre.
Louise is Head Coach for Team GB Visually Impaired Tennis and has worked with national wheelchair tennis players. Louise also serves as an inclusion advisor for the Battle Back and is the Team UK Manager for the Invictus Games (‘23, ‘25 & ‘27), supporting wounded, injured, and sick (WIS) service personnel and veterans.
Louise was honoured to be selected as World Team Coach for Visually Impaired Tennis at the inaugural Blind and Low Vision Showcase (Team World vs Team Australia) at Melbourne Park during the Australian Open 2026.
An LTA Tutor, mentor, and consultant, Louise contributes to coach education, developing content and inclusive sport initiatives. She is passionate about creating opportunities for everyone to enjoy the benefits of physical activity.
Sue Morrison has spent over four decades at the heart of sport, education, and inclusion. As an LTA Qualified Coach, multi-activity specialist, and experienced SEND practitioner, her journey has been shaped by one clear purpose—to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, could enjoy being active.
Throughout her career, Sue has worked extensively with schools, sports clubs, and community organisations across the UK, building strong relationships and creating inclusive environments where individuals feel supported and valued.
Her work goes beyond coaching. Sue has developed and delivered programmes that support teachers, PAs, coaches, and parents, equipping them with the confidence and skills to deliver inclusive activities. She has also designed specialist equipment and creative approaches that enable participation for a wide range of needs and abilities.
Sue’s passion lies in those transformational moments, when someone who never thought sport was for them suddenly feels included, capable, and inspired.
For Sue, it’s not just about sport, it’s about changing lives through movement, confidence, and connection.
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