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Tyler Smith

Tyler is a former Team Canada athlete turned physiotherapist with a passion for helping patients get back to their best. When he's not in the clinic, you'll find him tackling house renovations or catching waves, always up for a new athletic challenge.

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Tyler graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy. However, his connection to Victoria runs deep as he represented Team Canada from 2012-2019, training at the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence. With a focus on sport and endurance injuries, Tyler’s expertise stems from his experience in elite-level sports.

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As a proud UVic alumni, Tyler holds an undergraduate degree in education, which he now utilizes in teaching and coaching both within and beyond the therapy room. His treatment approach combines education and manual therapy, mirroring the methods that propelled him to peak performance. Tyler aims to integrate the body and mind to help patients achieve their rehabilitation goals.

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During his leisure time, Tyler keeps busy with house repairs and renovations. Additionally, he constantly seeks new athletic pursuits, embracing a different sport each season. Among them, surfing has become his favourite.

Despite his busy schedule, Tyler remains committed to accompanying high-level athletic teams, passing on his knowledge to Victoria’s emerging stars. With over 10 years of experience in high-level sports, he possesses a wealth of expertise in training programs, workload management, mileage, injury prevention, and maintenance. Tyler also conducts group injury prevention sessions tailored for running groups and teams.

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Tyler believes in the philosophy of “Before you run, you have to walk,” whether you’re aiming for the world stage or simply trying to regain your everyday abilities. He looks forward to guiding you back to your best, helping you overcome your injuries and achieve optimal performance.

  • M.P.T. (Masters Of Physiotherapy) - University of Alberta

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