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After 35 years in physiotherapy, Lois Pohlod shares some tips on how to work with elite athletes 
  My greatest achievement is how I’ve managed to get the most out of my career as a physiotherapist by working with active Canadians.  It is very rare that a physiotherapist can make a living ...

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In March 2017, Mark McMorris, Canadian professional snowboarder and winner of 15 X Games medals and 1 Olympic medal, found himself in the hospital after hitting a tree in a serious backcountry accident in Whistler, BC. He suffered from a ruptured spleen, stable pelvic fracture, broken ribs, a col...

Forty years ago, Brad Parks decided to swing at a tennis ball from his wheelchair. A former skier, the American had suffered an injury that left him paraplegic. It was during his rehab that he started playing around with the sport, and ultimately helped create what is now known as wheelchair tenn...

Dr. Chris Napier PT, PhD, Sport Physiotherapy Canada
  Sport Physiotherapy Canada (SPC) has a long history of actively educating, training and certifying its members to work with high performance athletes. Working with teams, individual athletes, or performing medical assistance at Major Ga...