How I got here
I stumbled into endurance sport. It changed how I think about training and health.
I was a hurdler and sprinter in high school, allergic to anything over 400 metres. Through university I lifted and kept bulking. I thought I was healthy because I was exercising.
During chiropractic school I developed health problems nobody could explain. Six months and a lot of money later, the scare was over, but it changed me. Exercising and being healthy are not the same thing, and nobody in the fitness world had told me the difference.
Basketball was the first real cardio I'd done in years, and I started feeling good again. Back in Canada, broke and waiting to write my licensing exams, I joined a run club because it was the cheapest way to keep moving. I felt even better. Then I started cycling to work and fell in love with that too, and picked up jiu-jitsu and judo. Strength and endurance together turned out to be worth far more than either one alone.
How I see pain
I don't just see symptoms. I see how you train, how strong you are, and what it'll take to get you back.
I spent more than ten years as a strength coach before I became a chiropractor. I kept seeing the same loop: injured, patched up, cleared, back to training, injured again. Nobody tested whether they could handle the load they were going back to.
Most athletes I see have already tried massage, stretching, adjustments and a handful of exercises. Bits and pieces, never a real plan.
So I built the Endura Method around what was missing: treatment and strength coaching in one plan, with tests we can track and loading tied to your training.
And I'll be straight with you. If you need less care, someone else, or nothing more at all, I'll tell you.
Credentials & training
Education and affiliations
Doctor of Chiropractic
Palmer College of ChiropracticCSCS, since 2015
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist · NSCAB.Sc. Biology
University of Waterloo
Registered Chiropractor
College of Chiropractors of OntarioResearch at Stanford (Pain, MRI and Machine Learning)
