He has provided care for amateur and professional athletes from many sports including hockey, golf, tri-sport athletes, beach volleyball, figure skating and track and field. The Toronto Athletic Club Sport Medicine Clinic is also one of the Olympic training centres for Canada's elite athletes.

Dr. Micheli received his Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo and graduated with Honours for his Doctorate of Chiropractic from the National College of Chiropractic.

Dr. Candelaria has extensive experience working with athletes. Some of the organizations he has worked with in the past include Ontario Alpine, Ontario Lacrosse, Ontario Basketball, CFL, AAA Minor Hockey, and varsity level soccer, volleyball and track and field.

Dr. Voigt is a graduate from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, Ontario were she received her Doctor of Chiropractic and has become an Active Release Technique (ART ®) provider. Her approach to treatment is to find the underlying cause of the problem, while keeping the patients best interest in mind. She not only treats the symptoms, but will also work with you to prevent problems from occurring in the future. Each treatment program is designed specifically for the individual. Dr. Voigt specializes in treating athletes, and those suffering from sports related injuries. She has treated a number of professional athletes, including members of the International Squash Doubles Association (ISDA) and the Professional Squash Association (PSA).

The 42-year-old Broadhurst received his start in Athletic Therapy in 1986 with the Championship Toronto Blue Jays’ Class A minor league affiliate in St. Catharines, Ontario. 

He was honored to serve as Athletic Therapist at the 1998 and 2002 NHL All-Star Games and with the Canadian Men’s Hockey Team at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan.  Broadhurst also represented Canada at the 1997 and 2006 World Championships, winning gold medals at each tournament.  He was also an Athletic Therapist for the Canadian squad that won the 1991 Canada Cup.

A certified member of the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association, he is also a Director of the Clinic for Sportsmedicine in Toronto which specializes in the treatment and care of athletes of all levels.

The Oakville, Ontario native received an undergraduate degree in sports injury management from Sheridan College. His many Post-Graduate Therapy Courses have allowed him to continue developing as a leader within the field.

Chris and his wife Kelly have five children: Austin, Michaela, Delaney, Payton and Quinn.

Since then Janette has specialized her work in the sport of rugby, acting as athletic therapist for the Toronto Scottish Rugby Football Club, Varsity Women’s Rugby Team at the University of Toronto, and the Ontario Senior Women’s rugby team. Most recently, Janette was honoured to serve as Athletic Therapist for the Canadian Women’s Rugby Team, accompanying them on a successful tour to Scotland and Wales.

Janette focuses her work in active rehabilitation for individuals whose injuries keep them from full participation in physical activity. Manual therapy techniques such as soft tissue release and muscle energy are used throughout an exercise program to enhance its efficacy. She enjoys working with clients with a wide range of abilities, from individuals new to exercise to elite athletes.

Janette is a firm believer in active and healthy living. She takes pride in educating and helping clients achieve their health and fitness goals. She enjoys yoga and weight training, and has also played rugby for 13 years. In her down time, you can find Janette enjoying food, wine and friends in Toronto’s many fine dining establishments.

Prior to joining the Toronto Athletic Club Sport Medicine Clinic, Kate worked at the Granite Club for a year and had the opportunity to treat some national and international figure skaters, junior swimmers and tennis players.

Kate has furthered her educational path by taking additional courses in core stability, using diagnostic ultrasound as a biofeedback tool to strengthen the core as a preventive or rehabilitative measure for any sport, or simply for improved posture.

She is an avid cyclist and swimmer but has “attempted/played/battled through enough sports to appreciate the injuries that potentially come with it."

Bob was educated in Eastern Europe and has over 16 years of extensive experience in sport and deep tissue massage therapy.

Sport massage is a specific technique targeting performance enhancement through range of motion stretching, muscle tension release, muscle adhesion reduction and nerve entrapment using neuromuscular techniques. Deep tissue massage can be one of the most therapeutic and healing massages, and interacts the most with the body's muscles and muscle groups. After a deep tissue massage, sore and tired muscles often become revived and energized.

Although Bob specializes in sport and deep tissue massage, he also takes pride in providing ‘massage education’ to his clients. Topics such as: stretching, exercises, weight training, ice & heat therapy are many of the items discussed with his clients during their scheduled treatment.

Bob is a dedicated runner and has completed several marathons, including Boston and Chicago. His personal interest in running is combined with his desire to educate his clients during treatment, specifically related to the sport of running.

Through massage therapy, Bob can help an athlete prepare for an upcoming event; teach him/her preventative techniques to use during training; or provide post racing massage treatment to ensure a speedy recovery.

Prior to pursuing his interest in ‘hands-on’ healthcare, Tony attended the University of Toronto for fours years majoring in Neuroscience. Tony specializes in the treatment of repetitive strain injuries, nerve entrapments and chronic pain. Additionally, Tony gives relaxation massages for those interested in relieving tension and stress.

When Tony isn’t working on improving on his massage techniques or teaching, he enjoys cooking for family and friends. Tony actively plays hockey and is partaking in Martial Arts.

An Honour's Graduate from Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 1999. Zahra has gained extensive knowledge in sport and rehabilitation therapy. Has worked with Professional Athletes (Toronto Argonauts, NBA and NHL alumni), as well as high performance athletes. She has also extended her practice to inlcude pre/post natal and infant massage. Zahra has continued further studies in aromatherapy and thai yoga massage.

Andrea has experience and knowledge working in sport and rehabilitation therapy, pre/post natal and infant massage, repetitive strain, sports related injuries, hot stone therapy, hydrotherapy and joint mobilizations.   She has worked with professional athletes and individuals who lead active lifestyles.

THIS IS WHAT SOME OF ANDREA'S CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE SERVICES SHE PROVIDES:
One morning I woke up with a pinched nerve in my neck. Four days passed and it was only getting worse.  I was referred to Andrea Purdy.   She was genuinely concerned, asked questions and observed my restricted range of motion.  Her knowledge and skill were very evident in the following several treatments.  After two sessions the pain was gone and I had regained almost full range of motion.  She suggested some exercises to help keep my neck area limber and healthy.   Andrea Purdy is an extremely skilled massage therapist whom I highly recommend.  SJ

I am extremely lucky to be receiving therapy from Andrea Purdy. Grappling with past sports-related injuries, Andrea's skillful techniques and deep tissue massages have not only relieved me of my pain, but have enabled me to continue with my intensive martial arts training. Her knowledge of both my ailments, my exercise regime along with the various treatments that she applies makes Andrea a key part to my fitness and my overall health. MW

I have been seeing Andrea Purdy for a couple of years now.  I am an active person who tends to overdo it sometimes.  I guess you could say that I am a 'Weekend Warrior'.  Without my consistent treatments from Andrea when I am injured, or just requiring maintenance, I wouldn't be able to continue managing my busy work schedule while pursuing my active lifestyle and interests.  She has been an enormous help in keeping me injury free thus reducing my stress level and enabling me to live a more balanced and healthy life. JB

Joseph is a certified Active Release Technique (ART ®) provider, CrossFit and Can-Fit-Pro personal trainer, and a student of osteopathy.

Joseph’s has worked in street theatre, after graduating first with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from York University, followed by completion of the Professional Performers Program at the School of Physical Theatre (Toronto). He also lived in Japan for over 6 years, where he trained to 1st degree black belt level in Aikido and 3rd degree black belt in Aikijujutsu. He remains active teaching and training in these arts and maintains ties with Japan. Joseph currently serves in the Canadian military with the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (the Rileys) in the Army Reserves.

From this broad spectrum of physical training, Joseph brings a wealth of first-hand experience of sports related injuries and their methods of recovery to his practice.