I’ve been a competitive athlete from a young age in a wide array of sports including: rugby, field hockey, and Olympic weightlifting. I’ve experienced countless injuries such as concussions, ligament tears and strains. I’ve experienced the rehabilitation process on numerous occasions as a patient, which has inspired me to help others return to the sport or activity they love.

I’ve also been a personal trainer for over six years working with everyone from athletes to desk workers. I enjoy teaching and learning about biomechanics and human anatomy, which inspired me to become an RMT. During treatments, I use several modalities including: joint mobilizations, rhythmic mobilizations, deep tissue massage and dynamic release techniques. My goal is to help patients recover from injuries, reconnect to their bodies and improve resilience and strength to prevent further injury.

If I’m not at the clinic, you’ll find me at the gym lifting weights, performing Olympic lifts, doing pilates or doing a WOD at Crossfit. I also love to travel and hike a mountain in every destination I go to. You may also find me at a football game, baseball game or at Indigo stocking up on some new books.

Fun Fact:

I can play both the cello and double bass!

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Carl graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth UK in 2003. After completing his chiropractic degree, he moved to Italy where he practised for a number of years. Dr. Carl has a keen interest in treating athletes and sports injuries and has worked closely with local football and rugby teams throughout his career. He is a huge soccer fan and played soccer up to and including University level. His aim is to educate and encourage patients to strive for a healthy and active lifestyle and practices what he preaches by being active and participating in Crossfit and Spartan races. When not being active, Carl loves to travel. He was born into a travel-obsessed family and has been fortunate to have visited many countries in Europe. He believes that not all classrooms have four walls and that travelling enriches the mind and educates people far beyond any textbook.

Fun Fact: Carl loves dogs! He was a member of an animal welfare association in Italy that helped with the running of the local dog shelter and adoption of dogs and cats.

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From a young age, Kenneth has always been heavily involved in competitive sports such as volleyball, rugby, and badminton. Naturally, in these years as an athlete, he has also had his fair share of injuries that vary from shoulder dislocations, to sprained ankles or broken bones. Kenneth’s extensive experiences as a patient to the rehabilitation process has played a huge role in the development of his passion for helping others return to the activities or sports that they love.

Treatment sessions with Kenneth will include a combination of manual therapy, movement and postural analysis, and exercise prescription. Most importantly, Kenneth aims to ensure that these treatment strategies are incorporated with a plan of care that has been tailored towards achieving each patient’s individualized goals.

Furthering Education

Kenneth will be looking to further his education through courses on dry needling, vestibular therapy and advanced manual therapy. As a new member of the 416 team, Kenneth is also interested in learning about all things related to Achilles rupture rehabilitation.

Interests

Outside of work, you will often find Kenneth at the gym working on his personal strength and conditioning, at the volleyball courts playing pick up or at his local Muay Thai gym. Kenneth is also a huge basketball fan, being involved in multiple fantasy basketball leagues and watching every Raptors game whenever he gets the chance. Aside from sports, Kenneth also likes to spend some down time relaxing with his mini schnauzer Toby.

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My aim is to create a connection with every patient who walks through my door. Together we can build a strong therapeutic alliance and collaborate to pinpoint the root cause of their injury. By listening to every patient’s story, a comprehensive treatment plan is developed. Throughout our treatment sessions, I combine personalized exercises with manual therapy and education to maximize goals and outcomes.

I’m a passionate sports fan! I love cheering on our Toronto teams and Canadian athletes. I grew up playing hockey and continue to love putting my goalie pads on! I’m an avid reader, especially when at the cottage, sitting on the dock with my dog and having a beer. In my downtime, I enjoy watching BBC mystery TV shows and listening to music.

Fun fact

I spent my summers when home from university working at the Bick’s Pickles factory in Dunnville, ON.

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My purpose as a physio is to help people of all ages & levels reach their potential and optimize their recovery. Throughout my treatment sessions, I use a combination of techniques: sometimes I teach exercises, modify activities, and use manual therapy, while other times the emphasis is on education and honest conversations about outcomes and expectations. Every person and injury is unique, my job is to look at the big picture and find the right pieces of the puzzle.

I grew up eating, sleeping and breathing sports. In university, I competed in middle distance running and other track events. I also dabbled in soccer, tennis, yoga, and even tried fencing! Nowadays I enjoy running, playing the piano, spending time with our dog, Noodle, watching sports (Go Leafs), and cooking. My pandemic hobby is apprendre le français!

Fun fact

I was originally trained as a Physical Education teacher in Hungary!

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