Paul qualified as a Physiotherapist from the University of East London in 2008.

He has worked in professional soccer (Arsenal and Crystal Palace) and the UK National Health Service treating sports and orthopaedic injuries. For the past 10-years he has specialized in supporting endurance athletes of various sports (mostly runners and triathletes). He is also an accomplished distance runner with a personal best of 2 hours 34 minutes over the marathon distance

Paul has a Masters in Rehabilitation Science from UBC, splitting his clinic time with research at the Center for Aging SMART (VGH), and serves on the editorial boards of two prestigious Sports Medicine journals.

Paul qualified as a Physiotherapist from the University of East London in 2008. He has worked in... Read More

Erika graduated with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of British Columbia in 2007. Previously she graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario in 2005. Since graduation, she has gone on to complete extensive post-graduate training which has led to a Diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) as well as certification in medical acupuncture through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI). Erika has also trained with both Diane Lee and LJ Lee in the Integrated Systems Model (ISM) approach and continues to develop her skill set with regular ongoing education.

Erika currently treats all orthopaedic and sports related injuries. As a former elite dancer, Erika has a special interest in treating dancers and other performing artists. She has a keen interest in not only treating injuries, but also in injury prevention and maximizing performance potential.  Erika has completed specialized training in the field of dance medicine in Australia, Canada and the United States, and has studied with leaders in the field such as Craig Phillips and Lisa Howell.  Erika is an active member of the International Association of Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS) and a board member of Healthy Dancer Canada (HDC). She is currently the on-site physiotherapist at the Pro Arte Centre in North Vancouver. She has been invited to present on the topic of dance medicine at conferences locally, nationally and internationally.

In her spare time Erika stays active with running, swimming, hiking and pilates and enjoys taking in dance performances throughout the city.

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Chris obtained his Master of Physiotherapy degree in 2003, his Diploma of Sport Physiotherapy in 2007, and went on to complete his PhD in Running Biomechanics and Injury Prevention at UBC in 2018. He is a physiotherapist for Athletics Canada and has been a member of the medical team for World Championships, Pan Am Games, Commonwealth Games, Winter Olympics, and Summer Olympics. As a clinician, Chris specializes in the treatment of running injuries and has worked as a sport physiotherapist at all levels from weekend warrior to professional level.

Chris is also an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Physiology & Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University and Director of the SFU Run Lab. As Research Lead at the Human Performance Lab at Simon Fraser University’s WearTech Labs—a state-of-the-art motion capture and wearable technology lab based in Surrey, BC—his research focuses on biomechanics and training load factors in running-related injury, using lab- and field-based measures.

Chris has also competed at the national level as a successful middle-distance runner, earning a silver medal at the Canadian Junior Track & Field Championships in 1996 and a bronze medal at the USport Track & Field Championships in 1997. He is the author of the bestselling book “Science of Running.” In his spare time Chris is an avid skier, kayaker, mediocre surfer, and marathon runner.

Chris obtained his Master of Physiotherapy degree in 2003, his Diploma of Sport Physiotherapy in ... Read More