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Markus von Hacht

B.Kin - AT, CAT(C), Certified Athletic Therapist, Victoria BC

Biography

Markus was born and raised in friendly Manitoba, and practices athletic therapy in Victoria BC. Markus has always had a passion for an active lifestyle, incorporating physical activity into his daily life. In addition to competing in recreational sports such as volleyball, track and field, and ultimate Frisbee, Markus enjoys connecting with nature through hiking Victoria’s trails and walking with his dog Gryphon.

Markus’ philosophy as an athletic therapist is that everyone deserves to work and participate in leisure activities or sports pain-free. Markus aims to return patients to work or to the sport they enjoy most as quickly as possible, while mediating the risk of future injury. Athletic Therapy assessments consist of taking a thorough history and physical assessment to determine the cause of pain or discomfort. Once the root cause of the injury is determined, the treatment will consist of a personalized rehabilitation plan tailored to each individual’s needs.

Athletic Therapy treatments will consist of therapeutic techniques, massage, soft tissue release and mobilizations, in addition to exercises prescribed for the individual’s specific injury. If you have an injury or discomfort affecting your muscles, ligaments or joints then athletic therapy is right for you!

Education
M.Sc. – Biomechanics, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, 2016 – current B.Kin – AT – Athletic Therapy, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, 2008 – 2012
Years in Practice
7
Additional Training/Techniques:
Muscle Energy Techniques of the pelvis and lumbar spine, Soft Tissue Release, Functional and Kinetic Treatment with Rehab (FAKTR), RockTape (Kinesiology taping), detailed assessment of the spine and back – Steward McGill
Professional Interests:
Rehabilitation of acute and chronic injuries, biomechanics, anatomy and fatigue, future professional interests include obtaining a PhD in biomechanics or anatomy.