Toronto's only endurance clinic

Is a running injury getting in the way of your training?

Runner moving through a city street
Running injury care · Lawrence Park

Your 50-minute first visit includes assessment, treatment when appropriate, and clear guidance on the running you can keep doing. You'll receive your written plan within 24 hours.

Dr. Devon Savarimuthu, DC, CSCS
Sports Chiropractor with a strength & conditioning coaching background

Return-to-Training Assessment

50 minutes, one-on-one with Dr. Devon

$200

Assessment, treatment when appropriate, and a written plan within 24 hours.

Experience & community

  • Stanford University
  • University of Waterloo Athletics
  • BlackToe Running
  • Pickleplex Social Club
  • StretchLab
  • Equinox

What patients say

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“Within 3 weeks I was able to return to long distance running with much better stability and no pain.”
Penny · Google review
“Dr. Devon was spot on with pinpointing exactly what was causing my hip imbalance and gait issues.”
Dustin · Google review

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Follow-up care starting at $130 for 25 minutes.

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Dr. Devon Savarimuthu, your clinician at Endura

Rehab that fits your running

This is not a 5-minute back-crack clinic. This is not a 15-minute rub-your-muscle physio clinic. Our sole mission is to solve your injuries.

Your rehab fits your running plan
I'll build your gym and rehab program around your current training, the running you can handle, and the goals you're working toward.
Your coach can stay in the loop
I can work directly with your running coach so your rehab and training plan support each other.
You know what to do next
You leave with a clear plan for your exercises, gym work, and running.
The treatment fits your injury
We choose care based on research and what you need. That may mean hands-on treatment, strength work, or both. We aren't tied to one method.
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Before you book

What happens during the first visit?

I'll ask what changed and what you've tried, examine the movements that matter for your case, and explain what I find. Treatment starts when it's safe and appropriate. If you need imaging, a referral, or a different kind of care first, I'll explain why. You'll leave with practical next steps.

I've already tried physio or chiro. Why would this be different?

Most people I see have already had a round of care that settled the pain but didn't get them ready for what they do every week. I start by asking what you've tried, what helped, and what didn't, so we don't repeat it. Then we build the strength and tolerance that were missing, and test them before you go back to full load.

What if it doesn't work?

If we both agree that a 30-day plan suits your case, we'll pick one thing to measure at your first visit. You do the plan. If that measure hasn't improved when we test it again, your next 25-minute visit is free, and I'll use it to take another look, change the plan, or send you to someone better suited.

Do you direct bill insurance?

You pay Endura directly. I provide detailed receipts for completed care to submit to your insurer. Coverage depends on your policy; check your chiropractic benefits before booking.

What's included in the first visit?

Your 50-minute visit includes assessment, treatment when appropriate, and clear next steps for training. You'll receive your written plan within 24 hours. See our pricing page for assessment and follow-up rates.

Will you tell me to stop running?

I'll explain what your injury can handle right now. The aim is to keep useful training in your week while we change the things that are holding recovery back.

Can you work with my running coach?

Yes. I can coordinate directly with your coach so the rehab plan and running plan work together.

I tried physio and it came back. Why would this be different?

Most runners I see have already had care that settled the pain but didn't get them ready for their mileage. I start with what you've tried, then build the strength and tolerance that were missing and test them against your running before you push again.

What should I bring?

Bring your current running plan if you have one, along with any questions about the training you want to keep doing.

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