Isokinetic testing is an ideal method to determine the true force output of a muscle group after an injury or surgery, and is an effective tool to help determine safe and effective return to sport or activity. It can also help to identify where the weaknesses are in a range, and therefore help the clinician design a proper program to help improve performance.

Using a SwimEx 700 physical therapy resistance pool, clients are treated with isokinetic aquatic therapy and rehab. The SwimEx pool is located in a separate area within the clinic, with a private changing room and shower. The resistance pool has adjustable platforms for depth, adjustable water current and water temperature control. There are two viewing windows on either side of the pool, should filming or observing the activity be needed.

Common uses for the aqua therapy pool:

•    Post-surgical rehab
•    Strengthening and conditioning for low-mobility clients (i.e. arthritis, Multiple sclerosis, stroke, etc)
•    Intense Strengthening and conditioning for athletes 
  

*Certain criteria must be met for eligibility for aqua therapy. Please contact us for further information.

Victoria has been at the PERFORM Centre Athletic Therapy Clinic, as a clinical instructor, since 2013. She is passionate about combining her athletics and sports specific knowledge with her clinical experience to help her students use a wide range of knowledge and techniques to get the best results possible.  

She is certified in multiple specialties including Fascial Stretch Therapy, Functional Movement Screen, Selective Functional Movement Assessment, and Soft Tissue Release. She was part of the sponsored medical staff at the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

After completing studies in kinesiology, including PhD schooling in biomechanics, Serge accepted a position at the University of Moncton to pursue a teaching career.   He then joined the team at Myologik in 2011 as a strength and conditioning specialist and as head athletic therapist he has the opportunity to work with elite athletes, as well as people from the general population.

Serge has been at the PERFORM Centre Athletic Therapy Clinic as a clinical instructor since 2015, and is excited about the opportunity to combine his two passions to help his students and patients see the best results possible and to guide students to achieve their therapeutic and academic goals.