Our Physiotherapists have multiple years of experience in a sports medicine setting. We treat a spectrum of musculoskeletal injuries from acute sports injuries, overuse injuries and everything in between.
Post-concussion our number one aim is to help you return to sport, play, education, and work as quickly and as safely as possible! We offer an up to date, evidence-based, holistic approach to concussion care.
ACL tears are a common serious knee injury in the active population. Physiotherapy management of ACL tears includes pre-operative and post-operative ACL rehab as well as Non-surgical Conservative management.
The Modern Physiotherapy and Training approach values communication and quality patient-therapist relationships. We begin with a focus on getting to know you and what your activity/fitness goals are.
Blake Scott
Registered Physiotherapist
David Burnett
Registered Physiotherapist
Patellofemoral pain (PFP) is a common musckuloskeletal condition that presents as a poorly localized pain around or behind the patella (knee cap) during activities of
Strength Loss Following ACL Surgery Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are among the most common lower limb injuries in sports and often result in surgical
Cross-education is the phenomenon of strength training your uninjured limb and experiencing strength benefits to your injured limb. What does the research say? A study
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Blake is a Registered Physiotherapist and Cofounder of Modern Physiotherapy and Training. Blake has over 5 years of experience working in sports medicine, team sports physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.
Blake graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy Degree from the University of Sydney. Blake’s graduating class ranked 1st in the 2017 QS World University rankings for sports-related subjects including Physical Rehab, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation.
While living in Australia Blake was the head Physiotherapist for the University of Sydney’s premier Australian Rules Football team. Blake has continued his work with sports teams in Canada as team Physiotherapist for the Kitchener Hallman Twins international fast pitch team.
Blake has a special interest in the treatment of ACL rehab and gym related injuries. For ACL rehab Blake will use a variety of skills including comprehensive video analysis, blood flow restriction training, crane scale strength testing, psychological readiness testing, and a battery of functional physical tests to determine return to sport readiness.
Blake has taken extensive post-graduate educational courses including Functional Dry Needling, Blood Flow Restriction Training, Eric Cressey’s Sturdy Shoulders, and Lynn Watson’s Shoulder course.
The use of gym equipment, strength training, video analysis, functional dry needling and blood flow restriction training differentiates Blake’s rehab approach from other health professionals.
If you are ready to experience a modern approach to physiotherapy book in for an appointment with Blake today!
David is a Registered Physiotherapist and Co-founder of Modern Physiotherapy and Training. He has been successfully treating patients for the last 10 years. Having grown up in KW, David loves serving the people in his community by helping them achieve their health and movement goals. He is currently the lead physiotherapist for KW’s professional basketball team, the KW Titans.
David specializes in sports and frontline worker rehabilitation. His areas of expertise include:
David has completed extensive post-graduate training including level 3 FCAMPT (Manual Therapy), Functional Dry Needling, Blood Flow Restriction Training, Complete Concussion Management (CCMI), Tom Groom’s Running Repairs, and GLAD Canada Osteoarthritis Management.
David takes pride in his thorough assessments (including video analysis) and strong communication skills. He values a personalized approach to rehabilitation that is patient-centered and evidence-based, to ensure he serves his patients as best he can.
David graduated with his MScPT from Leeds Beckett University and BScH Biomedical Sciences from the University of Waterloo. During his 5 years at UW, David played for the Warriors Men’s basketball team, serving as captain for 3 seasons. David played semi-professional basketball in Nairobi, Kenya after University and previously worked as a Sport and Fitness Director in Sydney, Australia. In his free time, David enjoys going to the gym, playing all sports, and staying active outdoors with his wife, Courtney, son, Karri, and dog, Teddy
