A Registered Kinesiologist (R.Kin) is a healthcare professional specializing in human movement and physical activity. They assess an individual's physical abilities, designing personalized exercise and rehabilitation programs to optimize strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular health while preventing or addressing musculoskeletal issues. R.Kins work with a diverse range of clients, from injury recovery patients to athletes seeking peak performance and individuals looking to improve their overall health. All R.Kins must have a 4-year degree in Kinesiology (or equivalent degree in health) and pass the College's entry-to-practice exam.

Some of the most common injuries treated are:

• Tendinitis
• Muscle strains
• Ligament sprains
• Repetitive strain injury
• Rotator cuff injury
• Sports rehab
• Knee dysfunction or Meniscal injury
• Surgical rehab

At UFIT, Angus and Emily focus on injury rehabilitation and optimizing performance for day-to day life, work demands and athletics. Each client starts with a consultation to determine their baseline, set goals and develop a personal plan for their training program.

The Rehabilitation Program provides access to medical, psycho-social and vocational services that support your unique needs as a Veteran, spouse/common-law partner, or survivor. Rehabilitation services work to improve your health and help you adjust to life at home, in your community or at work.

Each transition to life after service is unique. We provide personalized rehabilitation services as part of your Rehabilitation Plan. This may include medical, psycho-social, and vocational rehabilitation and/or assistance services.

Medical rehabilitation services work to improve your health to the fullest extent possible. You may receive specialized services from physicians, physiotherapists, massage therapists, occupational therapists, chiropractors, and more.