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Yoga

Golf-specific yoga is a form of yoga that is designed to help golfers improve their performance and reduce the risk of injury on the golf course. It combines traditional yoga poses with specific exercises that focus on the muscles used in golf, such as the core, hips, shoulders, and wrists. This type of yoga can help golfers increase their flexibility, strength, balance, and focus, which are... Read More

Golf-specific yoga is a form of yoga that is designed to help golfers improve their performance and reduce the risk of injury on the golf course. It combines traditional yoga poses with specific exercises that focus on the muscles used in golf, such as the core, hips, shoulders, and wrists.

This type of yoga can help golfers increase their flexibility, strength, balance, and focus, which are all essential elements of a successful golf swing. By practicing golf-specific yoga regularly, golfers can improve their range of motion, which can lead to a smoother and more consistent swing. Additionally, it can help prevent common golf injuries, such as back pain, shoulder pain, and golfer's elbow.

Our instructors understand the unique physical demands of golf and can tailor the yoga practice to address specific areas of concern for each individual golfer. During the class, golfers will be guided through a series of poses and exercises that are designed to improve their golf game, while also providing the mental and physical benefits of yoga.

Overall, golf-specific yoga is a great way for golfers to improve their game, reduce their risk of injury, and enhance their overall well-being.

Compression Stockings

Fitting someone for medical compression stockings is a process that involves taking careful measurements of the legs to ensure a proper fit. Medical compression stockings are specially designed garments that apply graduated pressure to the legs, which helps improve blood flow and reduce the risk of various medical conditions, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), varicose veins, and lymphedema. ... Read More

Fitting someone for medical compression stockings is a process that involves taking careful measurements of the legs to ensure a proper fit. Medical compression stockings are specially designed garments that apply graduated pressure to the legs, which helps improve blood flow and reduce the risk of various medical conditions, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), varicose veins, and lymphedema.

The fitter will take precise measurements of the individual's legs, such as the ankle, calf circumference, as well as the length of the leg to the knee, and shoe size. These measurements help determine the correct size and compression level of the stockings.

The fitter may also take note of any specific needs or preferences the individual has, such as the color or style of the stockings.

Overall, fitting someone for medical compression stockings is a precise process that requires expertise and attention to detail. The goal is to provide the individual with a comfortable and effective garment that supports their health and well-being.

*You may require a note from a Medical Doctor or a Nurse Practitioner for insurance coverage*.

Custom Orthotics Fitting

Fitting custom orthotics is a specialized process that involves taking precise measurements and creating custom-made shoe inserts designed to support and improve the function of the feet and lower body. Orthotics are often prescribed to address a range of conditions, including but not limited to plantar fasciitis, low back/ hip/ knee/ ankle pain. The healthcare professional will perform a b... Read More

Fitting custom orthotics is a specialized process that involves taking precise measurements and creating custom-made shoe inserts designed to support and improve the function of the feet and lower body. Orthotics are often prescribed to address a range of conditions, including but not limited to plantar fasciitis, low back/ hip/ knee/ ankle pain.

The healthcare professional will perform a brief history, provide a gait assessment, and utilize a FootMaxx 3D scan of your feet which takes precise measurements of the feet, including the length, width, countours, pressure points, arch height, as well as the angle of the ankle and other key landmarks. This information is used to create a three-dimensional mold of the foot, which is used to manufacture the custom orthotics.

The custom orthotics are then manufactured using advanced materials and techniques, and are designed to fit the individual's feet and address any specific biomechanical issues or imbalances. The orthotics are often made from materials such as foam, carbon fiber, or thermoplastics, and can be modified or adjusted as needed to ensure a proper fit and function.

Overall, fitting custom orthotics is a precise and personalized process that requires expertise and attention to detail. The goal is to provide the individual with a comfortable and effective device that supports their feet and lower body, and improves their overall health and well-being.

*Please note that you may require a valid medical prescription for coverage through your insurance provider*

Osteopathy

Dr. Derek Dimenna

Dr. Daniel Mastai

Dr. Mario Micovsky

Dr. Mario has been a passionate Windsorite for as long as he can remember. Frankly, as Windsorite as you can get without having the privilege of being born here. But as you get to know him that’s something you’ll find at the core of Dr. Mario’s DNA: passion and dedication.

Raised in South Windsor, his fondest memories are playing street hockey with the neighborhood kids, tennis at Central Park, left wing forward for the FC Nationals, and any sport he could get his hands on at Hon. W. C. Kennedy Collegiate Institute. These days he primarily focuses on cycling, tennis and golf—but enjoys anything requiring movement.

Dr. Mario is a proud Alumnus of the Human Kinetics Movement Science program at the University of Windsor. It was because of his love of sports and persistent array of injuries that he first decided to attend the HK program—and it was thanks to HK and the UofW Co-Op program that he found his passion and calling for chiropractic care. ​ With careful research into curriculum and philosophies, Dr. Mario decided to pursue his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Logan University in St. Louis Missouri. Something he will now tell you was one of the best decisions of his life. The core of Dr. Mario’s care is simple: he takes the time needed to understand and treat your ailments, ensuring that he not only remedies the issue, but that he brings alignment and a feeling of well-being back to your general daily function and movement.

Dr. Mario has been a passionate Windsorite for as long as he can remember. Frankly, as Windsorite... Read More

Andrew Molnar

Andrew, who was born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, is a graduate of the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton, Ontario. At the CAO he studied for 4 years, completing over 4,200 hours, and 1,000 hours of supervised clinical practice. Prior to attending the CAO, he completed a kinesiology degree at the University of Windsor, where he was involved in various health and wellness research projects.

Andrew strives to continue to deepen his knowledge of anatomy and physiology for the benefit of his patients overall health and wellness, providing the highest quality Osteopathic care, that is affordable and accessible.

More on Andrew’s education at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy:

The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) is a leader in osteopathic education in Canada and internationally. Founded in 2003 this institution is the oldest osteopathy school in Canada! It is dedicated to training future osteopathic manual practitioners at the highest international standards. The CAO is recognized by Osteopathy Canada (OSTCAN) for its commitment to excellence, having established the first Type 1 osteopathy program in Canada that aligns with the World Health Organization’s top tier benchmarks. CAO graduates are known for their elite level of skill, clinical reasoning, and professionalism, and exceptional patient outcomes, making them leaders in the growing field of osteopathy.

Andrew, who was born and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, is a graduate of the Canadian Academy of... Read More

Vanessa Pidutti

Jordan Root RMT

Jordan is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from Canadian College of Health Science and Technology’s Massage program in January 2020. His passion for massage stems from the satisfaction he gets from helping others.

Born in Sudbury, ON and growing up in Midland and Guelph area Jordan spent most of his time participating in every sport he could from Jiu Jitsu to basketball to golf or one of his two favorite outdoor activities mountain biking and fishing. Continuing to pursue his love of sport, Jordan ran Cross Country for St. Clair College while taking the Sport & Recreation Management program.

Now that Jordan has completed his schooling, he is eager to have more time to work on his golf game, and especially excited to have the opportunity to help other golfers get their bodies to achieve optimal physical condition so they can do the same!

Jordan is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from Canadian College of Health Science an... Read More

Mr. George Taouil

I was born and raised in LaSalle Ontario. I have completed my Bachelor’s and Master’s of Human Kinetics at the University of Windsor. I completed my Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University in 2021.

I am an evidence-based Physiotherapist who uses a patient-centered approach to care. I incorporate knowledge of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and strength and conditioning to perform in-depth functional assessments and create individualized treatment plans.

As part of the GPAR team, I am certified with the Titleist performance institute (TPI) and K-motion swing analysis technology to provide objective biofeedback analysis. My goal is to establish an efficient golf swing for each individual based on their functional limitations and provide individualized treatment plans to improve quality of life and biomechanics for all physical activities.

I was born and raised in LaSalle Ontario. I have completed my Bachelor’s and Master’s of Human Ki... Read More

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