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personal training and nutritional coaching are great, but here are some other awesome peeps in the industry
massage therapy
Sean is a recent graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. During his time at WCCMT, Sean had the opportunity to work with a variety of patient populations, including the UBC Varsity Football team, as well as patients with both CNS and PNS conditions. In addition Sean also brings with him over 600 hours of hands on experience through WCCMTs student clinic. His particular areas of interest include sports injury rehabilitation, myofascial release, and deep tissue massage.
Sean is currently preparing for his Massage Registration exam in March and is offering non-registered massage. The rates for non-registered massage will be $50.00 for 60 minutes and $30.00 for 30 minutes. Please note that these fees cannot be claimed on extended health insurance as he is not a registered massage therapist.
Sean is currently preparing for his Massage Registration exam in March and is offering non-registered massage. The rates for non-registered massage will be $50.00 for 60 minutes and $30.00 for 30 minutes. Please note that these fees cannot be claimed on extended health insurance as he is not a registered massage therapist.
Physiotherapy
TriPeaks Physiotherapy, run by Kelly McNabney Physiotherapist Corp., is located in North Vancouver, off Pemberton Road. Research based treatment approach that is client centred and multi faceted. After a comprehensive initial assessment based on functional range assessment principles, a client can expect a treatment plan which includes; manual therapy, functional range release, functional range release, functional range conditioning, and Winback therapy.
kinesiologist
Embodied Dynamics is run by the amazing Daehan Kim. His years of experience with fitness coaching, athletic training, injury rehabilitation, and research in biomechanics and motor control has led him to believe that our movement reflects who we are. It is the neural representation of our unique perception of the relationship between the world and ourselves. That is why movement is such a fundamental part of our lives no matter if we are high-level athletes or individuals who do not care much for exercise. For this reason, I believe that my role as a Kinesiologist is to help you "EMBODY" the movement that leads you to become your best self.
