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I left with 5 new things to do. That’s exceptional and helpful, not to say it’s bad if I only get one thing to work on.
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Exceptional!
This clinic runs on time, I never have to wait.
I was a practicing physiotherapist , now retired and feel that I am a good judge of treatment.
I have absolute confidence in my therapist!
The treatment is one on one and, as in other clinics, I am not left alone unsupervised to do my exercises.
The kinesiologist, John, is probably the most professional and knowledgeable trainer that I have ever met!
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John Gray is a smart therapist, I always benefit from seeing him.
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John is very knowledgeable & can pinpoint areas on the body that need attention, & can recommend proper exercises to remedy.
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Registered Kinesiologist RKin, MSc, CSCS
jgray@orthophysio.com
John uses exercise and other body movements (known as motor control retraining) to help the recovery from a wide spectrum of impairments – from degenerative joint diseases to neurological and metabolic conditions. His approach helps clients regain mobility and function, while managing pain, to return to the activities they enjoy doing the most. John works with clients of all ages and abilities from children with scoliosis to world-class athletes.
During his over 25-year-long career, John has sought out internationally renowned experts in England, the United States, Australia, and Asia. He is trained in Wellspring’s CancerSmart rehabilitation course for health professionals and is BoneFit trained through Osteoporosis Canada. He also has completed courses in the Mulligan method and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).
John has been a frequent presenter at national and international conferences and is published in several highly respected scientific journals in Kinesiology and Physical Therapy. He has recently co-authored a chapter in “The Functional Training Handbook” on the biomechanical considerations for injury prevention and performance improvement in Weightlifting.
John has been the Sports Conditioning Consultant to the University of Toronto Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team, FIVB[1] world-tour women’s beach volleyball athletes, and currently assists Team 2020 future Olympians in Archery in their goals toward podium performances. He has previously been both a competitor and coach in Olympic Weightlifting.
John holds both a Master’s degree in Biomechanics from Queen’s University and an Honours Bachelor’s degree of Physical and Health Education from the University of Toronto. Before returning to his professional practice, John pursued a Ph.D. degree in Spine Biomechanics under the supervision of Dr. Stuart McGill, where he was responsible for the operation of the Spine Biomechanics laboratory and contributed to research projects studying the biomechanics of low back pain.
Association Memberships and Awards
John has a long record of service to his profession, having been a Board member for the Ontario Kinesiology Association, Canadian Kinesiology Alliance, and Ontario Weightlifting Association. From 2012-2014 he served on the inaugural Council of the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario. John holds a professional membership with the Association of Registered Kinesiologists of Ontario and is certified as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He has been recognized by his peers as an “Educational Influential” in Kinesiology through the Ontario Institute for Work and Health.
1 Fédération Interationale de Volleyball
