Kinesiology & Exercise Therapy

Chiropractor adjusting a person's back on a massage table

Kinesiology uses the science of biomechanics, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and neuroscience to understand human movement, performance, and function

At Urban Wellness Clinic Langley BC, the Kinesiology team uses the latest science-based research and assessment to assist you in rehabilitating and enhancing your performance. Our kinesiologists work to build you an exercise program to strengthen your weak muscles, stretch tight muscles and joints, and help you re-learn proper movement patterns to prevent and treat injuries.

Clinic Kinesiologists have an extensive referral network and a proven record of success in providing exercise rehab programs to clients referred from many professions and organizations. Whatever your physical condition, concern, or current status, we can help you overcome the obstacles to better health.

Kinesiological practices include

  • Athletic training

  • Ergonomics

  • Injury rehabilitation

  • Kyphosis

  • Orthotics

  • Pain and chronic disease management

  • Pedorthics

  • Sports injuries such as sprains, strains, rotator cuff injuries, fractures and dislocations

  • Youth scoliosis

Active rehab

Active rehabilitation is a program in which exercise and education form the foundations for therapy. Each training program is designed and executed by a registered physiotherapist and kinesiologist. During your initial visit, the focus will be on completing a thorough assessment of your baseline strength and flexibility, as well as establishing your training goals. This assessment will enable our physiotherapist to design a program that is both safe and effective for you. Your program may include elements of core strengthening, postural re-education, functional training, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility.

Your physiotherapist or kinesiologist will introduce you to the core starting blocks, which will be followed by an at-home exercise program. During subsequent visits, your physiotherapist and kinesiologist will continually reassess your program and make any necessary adjustments to help you stay on track and achieve your goals.

As a team, we leverage our in-depth knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics, along with exercise principles, to provide you with a comprehensive exercise program tailored to your specific goals. Additionally, our physiotherapists demonstrate each exercise so that you know exactly how to train at home or in your local gym.

Person in green athletic wear receiving leg therapy from a professional wearing a light blue uniform.

Some of major reason for use of Active Rehab program

  • Low back pain and stiffness
  • Poor posture and body alignment
  • Cardiovascular conditioning
  • Chronic soft tissue injuries (e.g., post-car accident)
  • Osteoarthritis and more
Person using a foam roller for leg massage on a yoga mat, assisted by a trainer, with a blue massage ball nearby.

The most common sports injuries are

  • Sprains and strains

  • Knee injuries

  • Swollen muscles

  • Achilles tendon injuries

  • Pain along the shin bone

  • Rotator cuff injuries

  • Fractures

  • Dislocations

Physical therapist performing a leg stretch on a patient in a clinic