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The Centre for Sport & Recreation Medicine

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The Centre for Sport & Recreation Medicine

We are a multi-disciplinary rehab facility with experienced staff and a range of treatment modalitie

07/22/2025

Please join us in welcoming Julia to The CSRM! Julia will be at the front desk of the Bay Street clinic. Give Julia a call if you would like to book an appointment or have any questions about our services.

06/10/2025

My name is Fil and I am a first year PT student at UofT on my first clinical placement. I am originally from Sudbury Ontario, completing my bachelor’s Degree from Laurentian University in Physical Health and Education with a specialization in Health Promotion. This is my first full time internship to kickstart my clinical experience in Physiotherapy and I am extremely excited.

I knew I wanted to pursue physiotherapy when I was graduating high school, and I had a fascination with sports and fitness. Growing up, I was always playing hockey and started playing tennis, squash, badminton, and pickleball in my late teens. This showed me that injuries are just a part of life, and I am passionate in being able to help people prevent and rehabilitate their injuries and optimize their performance.

Welcome to The CSRM, Fil!

03/04/2025

We are excited to welcome Frank and Kevin to the team at 3080 Yonge St. They will be working out of our new location inside Anatomy Fitness.

Frank Fisco, RMT, will be available on Wednesdays 11 am to 6 pm, and on Saturdays 11 am to 3 pm.
Frank brings years of experience and a passion for helping patients feel their best through therapeutic massage. Whether you’re dealing with muscle tension, stress, or in need of relaxation, Frank is here to help you achieve your wellness goals. We encourage you to book a session with him and experience the benefits of his care firsthand.

Kevin Hendler, PT, will be available on Tuesdays 2 to 7 pm.
Kevin is passionate about providing care that always puts the patient first. He works with each individual patient to set meaningful goals and uses exercise and hands-on techniques to help people of all ages and fitness levels achieve their targets and return to the activities that they love.

Use the link in bio to schedule your appointment with Frank and Kevin.

12/25/2024

A “Centre for Sport” Christmas Eve

’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the clinic,
Not a foam roller rolled, not a band stretch-specific.
The kettlebells rested, the tape rolls were neat,
While visions of ice packs danced under each seat.

The treadmills were silent, no patients in sight,
The squat rack stood empty, its weights tucked in tight.
Jason in his office, with forms in a stack,
Had just wrapped the year up with a loud “CRACK!”

When out in reception there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from the physio bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the front desk I hobbled in stride,
Careful not to pull a hamstring on the side.

The moon on the tape rolls and BOSU balls aglow,
Gave the luster of sweatbands to objects below.
When what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a patient on crutches and holiday cheer!

He hobbled and grinned, his gait full of flair,
I knew in a moment it was St. Repair!
More rapid than sprints, his jokes, they just came,
And he whistled and shouted, calling physios by name:

“Now Tuan! Now Jason! Now rehab sensation!
On needling! On stretching! On ankle rotation!
To the top of the stairs, to the balance board’s call,
Now dash away, dash away, don’t slip and fall!”

As wobble boards shake when stability’s tried,
He laughed as he balanced, with foam rollers nearby.
And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the mat,
The unmistakable sound of a stretch-band snap!

He spoke not a word but went straight to his work,
Taping an ankle with a confident smirk.
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
He nodded and said, “Keep those glutes in their pose!”

He sprang to his crutches, to his sleigh gave a whistle,
And away he zoomed faster than a soft-tissue missile.
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight,
“Happy healing to all, and to all a pain-free night!”

11/09/2024

It’s the Eastern finals today in the CFL!! We bleed Argo blue - our history with our founders our ownership and therapists has been closely tied with the Argos over the years. So today we will be cheering for our beloved team. Enjoy the game👍Go Argos👊🏈

10/16/2024

The Centre for Sport & Recreation Medicine is delighted to welcome Frank Fisico, RMT, to the team!

Frank’s passion for massage therapy is rooted in helping people feel better. Whether it’s helping athletes back after an injury or providing regular maintenance to keep them competing at a high level within their sport. Seeing people restricted from the activities they want to be doing and helping them get back to doing what they love is what drives Frank to continue learning new treatment techniques and to follow evidence based practices.

Frank has worked with a variety of patients in his years as an RMT, including: professional, university, and high school athletes, doctors, nurses and other healthcare/emergency response professionals, teachers, lawyers, accountants and everything in between. Frank uses a variety of techniques, including but not limited to: Myofascial release, Neuromuscular Therapy, Deep-Tissue Swedish Massage, Active and Passive Range of Motion, and Hydrotherapy where applicable. Frank always ends his sessions with homecare recommendations, such as: stretches, strengthening exercises, and lifestyle modifications when needed.

Frank looks forward to meeting you and supporting you in your health and wellness journey.

Use the link in the bio to book with Frank today!

10/05/2024

Looking forward to the U16 season. Thanks Coach Rob for the opportunity to work with this group of hard working young men 👍 Great job on the video as well. Proud of the effort these guys put in - Can’t wait until the next workout ! - Raiders on 3 👊Game 1 Monday 🥅🏒

09/17/2024

📢 We’re Hiring!

Join our team at The Centre for Sport & Recreation Medicine! 🌟 We’re looking for a passionate Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) to be part of our dynamic multidisciplinary team.

What We Offer:
✅ Competitive compensation
✅ Flexible scheduling
✅ Steady stream of clients
✅ Opportunities for growth & development
✅ Collaborative work environment

📅 Start Date: Immediately

Interested in joining our team? Send us your resume and cover letter today at jason@torontosportsmedicine.ca!

👉 Visit www.torontosportsmedicine.ca for more details.

03/26/2024

Welcome back Kevin! After completing his Canadian credentialing, Kevin is now a Physiotherapist at the College Park clinic.

Kevin recently moved back home to Toronto after four years living in Melbourne, Australia, where he earned a Doctor of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne in 2021. He is passionate about providing patient centred care and is excited help people achieve their personal health goals. In his spare time Kevin loves to play baseball, squash, and spend time with friends.

Additional hours for Physiotherapy on Tuesdays 3-8 pm, Thursdays 8 am - 2 pm, and Sundays 9 am - 1 pm. Use the link in the bio to book an appointment with Kevin.

03/22/2024

A warm welcome to a new member of the front desk office staff, Rose! Rose will be at the College Park location and will be happy to help schedule appointments or answer questions. Welcome to the team, Rose!

02/23/2024

Accessing mental health care
Today’s target is 160 push-ups, for the 1.6 million Canadians who have an unmet need for mental health care.
In addition, one in two people in Canada have experienced a delay in accessing mental health services, or know someone who has. These numbers highlight the need for more resources and support in the mental health space, to allow all Canadians to receive the mental health support they need.
The Mental Health Commission of Canada has created a strategic plan for
2021-2031, which outlines some key objectives, including:
* Achieve mental and physical health equity by uplifting the strong stakeholder community and amplifying the voices of lived and living experience.
* Create an inclusive and discrimination free Canada, where recovery from mental illness is not just possible - it’s expected.
* • Influence governments and
* organizations to put mental health at the top of the agenda.
* If you or someone in your life are experiencing unmet mental health needs, this can be a difficult and distressing time. If the cost of mental health care is preventing you from receiving the care you need, remember alternative options are always available. Community organizations like the Canadian Mental Health Association can offer free information, resources and in some cases, support. Find your local CHA branch at https://cmha.ca/find-help/ find-cmha-in-your-area/
* If you are in crisis, please call or text
* 9-8-8, toll-free 24 / 7, English or French

02/22/2024

Journaling
Today’s target is 153 push-ups, because journaling for just 15 minutes, three days a week can significantly improve your mental health.
A study conducted on people with heightened anxiety symptoms showed that journaling for this short time weekly does big things. Why? Spending this time logging thoughts was associated with reduced anxiety and mental distress. It also can lead to improved levels of resilience. Getting thoughts down on paper has been shown to be especially effective in reducing symptoms of PTSD.
Journaling is successful in improving our general mental health, as it can assist in bringing awareness to our feelings and experiences, which can help us to rationalise and regulate our emotions. It has also been shown to reduce stress and anxiety by providing an outlet for intrusive thoughts.
Over time, consistent journaling allows us to identify stressors or triggers in our lives and can assist us to know ourselves on a deeper level. Journaling is also a great opportunity for positive self-talk and affirmations.
If you want to try it, journal in a way that suits you. Research indicates that putting pen to paper, old-school style, can aid in processing our feelings better than via a screen, but there are many journaling apps available for a more convenient option. Journaling is most effective when it feels natural to you.
There are no rules when it comes to journaling. You can write about your goals, what you’re grateful for, what’s causing you stress, to-do lists, thoughts and feelings or just a general reflection of each day. Why not give it a shot today?

Address

3080 Yonge Street, Unit 6060
Toronto, ON
M4N3N1

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 7pm
Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+6477487997

Website

http://linktr.ee/csrmtoronto

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