Nicholas Tataryn

Nick graduated with his Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) from Bond University in Australia in June 2020. Prior to completing his physiotherapy program, Nick finished his Bachelors in Exercise Science from the University of Winnipeg. He has 15+ years of experience as a Strength and Conditioning Coach with a wide spectrum of clientele. Throughout his career as a strength coach and physiotherapist, he has worked with young athletes with big aspirations in the junior/bantam levels, all the way to professional athletes in the NHL, NFL, MLB, and Olympics. He also has extensive experience working with the general population, whether that be weekend-warriors looking to rehab an injury or gain some strength, or clientele trying to meet their fitness goals while navigating a chronic disease/disability. 

He has a keen interest in research in Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, having published research in March 2021 looking at the effects of different forms of exercise on chronic low back pain. He frequently collaborates with other clinicians around the globe about physiotherapy research/practice, helping him to keep up to date with the latest evidence-based treatment and research which he can swiftly apply with his clientele.

Nick's approach looks at each client as an "individual" navigating an injury/concern, as opposed to treating an "injury" on a person. Throughout the treatment and assessments, patients always leave with a thorough understanding of what they are dealing with and how best to manage it. He uses a combination of hands-on treatment/assessments and progressive exercises.

Outside the clinic, Nick is often found surfing somewhere abroad, playing squash, kickboxing, lifting weights or spending time with his wife and clinic dog Otis!