(403) 475-7506
6520 Falconridge Blvd NE Unit 510, Calgary
Our Treatments
Kinesiology in Calgary
Kinesiology focuses on how your body performs during movement. We use exercise science to improve strength, endurance, balance, and movement habits for injury recovery or performance goals.
What this treatment helps with
- Better movement efficiency
- Improved strength and endurance
- Personalized training plan
- Education on safe exercise form
How we assess you
Every plan starts with a clear picture of your symptoms, movement, and goals.
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Fitness baseline
We test strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular readiness.
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Movement analysis
We review squat, lunge, and gait patterns on video when helpful.
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Goal review
Weight loss, return to sport, or injury prevention targets guide the plan.
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Program outline
We set weekly structure with clear milestones.
How we treat your condition
Techniques are chosen from your assessment, not a one size fits all menu.
Corrective exercise
Drills to fix compensations found in assessment.
Strength programming
Progressive sets and reps matched to your level.
Balance training
Single leg and reactive drills for stability.
Education
Form cues and pacing so you train safely on your own.
Typical recovery timeline
Timelines vary by person. These phases show what many patients experience.
Learn
Week 1 to 2Master basic patterns with light load.
Build
Week 3 to 6Increase volume and introduce compound movements.
Maintain
Week 6+Independent program with periodic check ins.
Patient case studies
Real recovery paths from our Calgary clinic. Names and details are changed for privacy.
She was nervous about exercise after knee soreness on stairs. We built confidence with seated strength work, then progressed to supported squats, balance drills, and a gentle walking plan that increased by five minutes each week.
Within ten weeks she walks 30 minutes most days without knee pain. She strength trains twice weekly at her community gym with a program we designed together. She reports feeling steadier on stairs and when getting up from chairs.