Category Archives: KINESIOLOGISTS.CA

BCRPA Expired PT Certification (12-24 months) It happened…  You let your BCRPA Personal Training Certification expire.  It has been between 12 to 24 months since you last registered and you know you have some work ahead of you.  Well, we … Continue reading →

Powerful insight into strokes via TED Talk.  Click to watch VIDEO  

Active Rehab Process and the Kinesiologist A common question from many of our ICBC and private clients: “When do I need the service of a kinesiologist in the recovery process?” or “Tell me more about the active rehab process and … Continue reading →

Saw this picture and it really had an impact. It was for this very reason I left my corporate world job.  I realized I was placing my future in the hands of those who thought they knew  what I was capable of  (supervisors, managers, … Continue reading →

Retention of Client Records SUMMARY: Keep records for 15 years. Practicing members are reminded that with the amendments to the Limitations Act in June of 2013, the Basic Limitation Period for filing a court proceeding is now two years, while the Ultimate Limitation Period is 15 … Continue reading →

OK, all you new up-and-coming or established PT’s – Have you simplified your business? There are 4 very simple tricks to invite new clients into your business and keep them loyal. Make sure your business is a place that supports … Continue reading →

Interesting read (although we’ve been teaching something similar to this for a while now – but good to have back-up research). Pre-exercise stretching is generally unnecessary and likely counterproductive.  More appropriately – actively warm up before an exercise session.  Findings … Continue reading →

Here is a recent study (May 2011) on grip strength in men and longevity – another reason to maintain strength as we age. The main results of a study following men for 44 years until their death were that having: good muscle … Continue reading →