Bryan earned his Bachelor of Kinesiology from Western University and furthered his education with a Doctor of Physiotherapy from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia. Growing up playing high-level tennis, he ranked as one of the top tennis juniors in California. During his time at Western University, Bryan was a member of the varsity tennis team and played a key role in securing four OUA championships and one national championship.
With over 20 years of competitive tennis experience, Bryan is enthusiastic about incorporating this extensive knowledge of movement and passion for sports-related injuries into his practice. This unique blend of tennis expertise and physiotherapy skills positions him as a valuable resource for athletes seeking comprehensive care and personalized guidance. In physiotherapy, Bryan adopts a comprehensive and individualized approach to treatment. His interventions include manual therapy, exercise prescription, and education, reflecting his commitment to addressing his patient’s individual goals. Drawing on his previous experience working with a professional rugby team, Bryan also incorporates techniques such as dry needling and sports taping, to optimize the recovery and performance of his clients. This holistic methodology underscores Bryan’s dedication to empowering individuals to achieve their full physical potential, whether on the tennis court, rugby field, or golf course.
Bryan has extended his expertise beyond tennis and onto the golf course. Demonstrating his versatility and commitment to sports physiotherapy, he played a pivotal role in supporting a professional golfer during a PGA and Korn Ferry qualifying tournament in Florida. In a dual capacity as a caddie and personal physiotherapist, Bryan provided invaluable assistance, combining his understanding of the physical demands of golf with his hands-on physiotherapy skills.
Bryan is also fluent in speaking Cantonese and Mandarin.
Eric completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology with Honors at McMaster University and then graduated from the University of Alberta in 2009 with a Masters in Physical Therapy. Eric then completed his Fellowship in Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). This is the highest level of post-graduate orthopaedic training for physiotherapists internationally. FCAMPT therapist has extensive knowledge on anatomy, pathology, orthopaedic testing, and the most current best practice guidelines. Treatments with a FCAMPT therapist will include advanced manual therapy, which is hands on treatments for muscles, ligaments, joints, and nerves. Eric has also completed vestibular courses and has a special interest in treating conditions related to dizziness and vertigo. He has been a lab instructor at the McMaster University Physiotherapy program and continues to be a senior instructor at the McMaster Contemporary Acupuncture program.
