Winter Running in Winnipeg

Let’s embrace our winters and show that we don’t let our climate keep us on the couch or in the car. Running is one example of a great winter sport. In this blog article I’ll give some tips with videos…
Kelly graduated from physiotherapy at the University of Manitoba in 1991. He joined The Corydon Physiotherapy Team in 1991 and became the director and owner in 1997. He sold the Clinic to Melanie and Garret Klos, physiotherapists on April 1, 2019. Kelly is happy to be able to focus on full time patient care now. Kelly always had a special interest in physiotherapy since his teen years when his father had physiotherapy for a shoulder injury.
Kelly completed his credentialling examination and is certified in McKenzie mechanical diagnosis and therapy of the spine (2002). Writing articles and research has always been a special interest. Kelly has published articles and reviewed publications in peer-reviewed international physiotherapy journals including "The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy" and “The Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Clinics of North America”. He also contributed to an international study on physiotherapy for back pain. Educating employees in house with injury prevention has also been a pursuit.
Kelly’s continued professional goals include:
Let’s embrace our winters and show that we don’t let our climate keep us on the couch or in the car. Running is one example of a great winter sport. In this blog article I’ll give some tips with videos…
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