Thursday, May 28, 2015

News from ASP St-Bruno

Grande Virée des Sentiers Race




The Grande Virée des Sentiers Race will take place on June 7th at the Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park. This year, more than 2,250 runners are expected to take part in the various races of 1km, 2km, 5km, 10km and 20km.

Under its two tents, the clinic will be there to offer advice and massage therapy to runners. There will also be a draw with a few prizes.

Come to say hello and cheer on the runners of all ages! It will be a super family day in a breathtaking environment!

 

 

 

Welcome back!


We wish physiotherapist Kateri Martineau, who is back from maternity leave, an excellent return to work at the clinic. She will be available to see her patients as of Monday, June 1st.

For information or to make an appointment: 450.441.1451



 

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New Pediatric Services at ASP Vaudreuil

The Action Sport Physio Vaudreuil clinic is now offering rehabilitation services for children in physiotherapy and occupational therapy. In partnership with the Centre de psychologie MC Guay, the clinic also offers neuropsychology assessment services for children.

Pediatric physiotherapy aims to treat congenital torticollis, motor development delays, motor characteristics such as asymmetries or the underuse of one side of the body and certain orthopedic conditions.

As for pediatric occupational therapy, it aims to optimize the development of independence in activities of daily living such as eating, motor games, getting dressed, hygiene and social integration at the daycare or at school. Children who are experiencing difficulties in these activities of daily living - difficulties that may be behavioral, motor or perceptual - can benefit from occupational therapy monitoring.
 

 


 
 

ASP Mont-Tremblant: 2015 Ironman events

For the 4th year in a row, the Action Sport Physio network is proud to be the official sports medicine clinic of the three great Ironman events, which will take place in Mont-Tremblant over the course of the summer.

As part of the Subaru Ironman 70.3 Mont- Tremblant and the Ironman 5150 Triathlon Mont-Tremblant (both on June 21st), we will be at the Ironman Village as of Friday, June 19th to provide care, do tapings and answer questions for FREE.

On the weekend of the great North American Subaru Ironman Championship (on August 16th) , we will be on at the Ironman Village as of Thursday, August 13 until the Saturday to once again offer care, tapings and answer questions at no cost. On the Sunday, we will be at the medical clinic.

Moreover, on the days of the races, come see us for a well-deserved sports massage to help you recover. We look forward to seeing you!


Friday, May 22, 2015

New yoga studio at Downtown Montreal clinic

The ASP Downtown Montreal clinic has recently expanded and now has a brand new yoga studio.
 
 
We offer courses for all tastes and levels, and at all times of the day. Come and try one!
 

 

Course description

Iyengar matinal
60 minute course to align your body and soul, and start your day on the right foot.

Iyengar énergique
Intense 60 minute course to loosen, soothe and stimulate the body with the basic postures.

Intro - Iyengar
Introduction course : 90 minute class that introduces the client to the Iyengar style. For beginners and anyone wishing to discover the Iyengar method and deepen their practice of it.

Iyengar 1
90 minute course based on the curriculum* - Level 1-2 program, for anyone with 6 months and more of experience.

Iyengar 2
90 minute course based on the curriculum* - Level 2-3 program, for anyone with 12 months and more of experience.

Yoga - Kurunta - Régénération
90 minute course that introduces the practice of yoga using straps to support and regenerate various parts of the body.

Cours privé
Course tailored to specific customer needs, for anyone who wishes to deepen their practice, improve posture, as well as increase flexibility and joint stability.

* Iyengar 1 – curriculum: level 1-2 program
* Iyengar 2 – curriculum: level 2-3 program
 
 
Our yoga teacher Marie-Claude Gervais using straps
 


 

Wednesday, May 20, 2015

New orthopedic surgeon at ASP West Island

We are proud to announce that Dr. Marie-Claude Leblanc, an orthopedic surgeon, has recently joined our sports medicine team at Action Sport Physio West Island.

Dr. Leblanc obtained her medical degree from Université Laval in 2009. She subsequently completed a residency in orthopaedic surgery at Université Laval from 2009 to 2014. 

She is currently undertaking a fellowship in orthopedic sports medicine at McMaster University, Hamilton. She is working under the supervision of Dr. Olufemi Ayeni, with a focus on developing skill in hip arthroscopy surgery.

Given her wide interest in sports pathology, she is also working closely with Dr Devin Peterson, Dr Rick Ogilvie, experts in knee arthroscopy.  Finally, her work with Dr Matt Denkers will allow her to complete her set of skill in knee and shoulder arthroscopy.  Dr. Leblanc will be operating out of the Valleyfield Hospital as of July 2015. 

Dr. Leblanc requires an MRI for all shoulder patients.

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

2015 ASP Symposium a success!

At Action Sport Physio, furthering one’s education and keeping abreast of the latest knowledge and technology in our field are paramount to our experts.

In this spirit, Action Sport Physio’s 2015 symposium took place at the Westin Montreal on May 1st and 2nd. Entitled “Endurance sports are emerging worldwide. What about the injuries related to them?", this event was a great success!

We especially want to thank all the participants, who allow us to grow, and our exciting and interesting speakers and sponsors, without whom this great event would have remained just a dream.

 
Our invaluable sponsors
Members of the committee and volunteers, whose help is always appreciated
The room in which the conferences and our recognition evening took place


Sponsors mingling with participants and other sponsors
Several grants to promote academic success in a sports-study program or the involvement of a physiotherapy student as an assistant therapist with sports teams were awarded.



Tuesday, May 12, 2015

Best of luck to Jeffrey Beausoleil in the Spartan race!

Jeffrey Beausoleil is an exceptional 16-year-old Montreal athlete. Born with only one leg and one hand, Jeffrey will be taking part in an upcoming Spartan race, a demanding 5km race with obstacle course.

Jeffrey has been training with Danny Di Michele from ASP Montreal West (PROStudio).

We wish him an amazing race!

photo: Global News

Watch an inspirational segment Global News did on Jeffrey.