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Athletic Therapy

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Athletic Therapy

We have two of the best athletic therapists in the city at our facility. Brandon Ma is the athletic trainer for the Ottawa Redblacks and Dan Marynowski is the Athletic Trainer for the Ottawa 67s. Their combined expertise allows us to offer superior Rehabilitation programs for all musculoskeletal injuries. We cater to the individual needs of our athletes or patients by applying the appropriate manual therapy techniques, exercise implementation, biomechanical cueing, and proper reconditioning programs for them to return to peak performance. We also offer Massage Therapy within our facility. Contact us for more information about how
to get treated.

Fascial Stretch Therapy is included in your personal training sessions. This stretching technique was designed by Ann and Chris Fredrick to help individuals improve their flexibility by lengthening the fascia. As time passes, the connective tissue surrounding the muscles can thicken and shorten due to physical and mentor stressors (poor posture, lack of exercise, past injury, or stress). Ann first started stretching pro athletes in 1996 when she worked with the men’s U.S. Olympic wrestling team. It was evident that her techniques were helping athletes increase their performance while reducing the chance of injury. Chris is the director of sports and orthopedic rehabilitation at the Stretch to Win Center and
has worked with several athletes in the MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL.

This technique treats fascia at the deepest level. It restores movement and reduces pain associated with arthritis or intense training. It also improves performance and reduces recovery time for high performance athletes. Past
experiences show that individuals will achieve 30-60% more flexibility in their range of motion as the fascia layers become more strong and pliable.

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