Kinetic Labs

Kinetic Labs Expert Physiotherapy, Chiropractic & Massage to optimize your movement & longevity in any activity.

04/08/2026

Less tension. More you.

Limited appointments this week – book your massage today.

04/01/2026

Meet the Shuttle Machine 🚀

Originally engineered to keep astronauts strong in space – now helping you move better (on Earth).
We love the versatility this machine brings to our rehab sessions. Upper body, lower body, eccentric loading, plyometrics – it handles it all, and it works for every body and every goal.

Now live at our Downtown location 📍 591 Yonge St. Come try it.

03/24/2026

Downtown Toronto, we're here. 👀

Get a first look at our brand new space at 591 Yonge St, and book in with one of our clinicians to get back to what moves you.

Link in bio or call (647) 494-3664

03/17/2026

🍀 Hurling is called the fastest game on grass for a reason – and alongside Gaelic football, it produces some of the highest rates of hamstring, groin, and ankle injuries in field sports. The rehab translates across many sports we treat.

Happy International Women's Day to every woman who makes Kinetic Labs what it is – our clinicians, our team, and our cli...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day to every woman who makes Kinetic Labs what it is – our clinicians, our team, and our clients.

This year's theme is Give to Gain, and it shows up in how we work every day. When we support each other, everyone moves forward. 🤍

02/17/2026

The Olympics just unlocked a whole new exercise library 🇨🇦

02/10/2026

Tier 2 introduces higher patellofemoral loading primarily through increased force output, faster loading rates, and greater unilateral demand compared to Tier 1.

🎥 Here we look at double and single leg jump variations (from lowest to highest knee load):

1️⃣ Two-leg repeated lateral jumps
2️⃣ Two-leg repeated forward jumps
3️⃣ Sports-movement jumps
4️⃣ Two-leg maximal forward jump
5️⃣ Two-leg countermovement jump
6️⃣ Alternating split jumps
7️⃣ One-leg repeated forward hops
8️⃣ One-leg repeated lateral hops
9️⃣ One-leg maximal forward hop
🔟 One-leg countermovement hop

These exercises increase eccentric demand and rate of force development, preparing the knee for higher-load jumping and landing tasks in later stages.

01/29/2026

The drop jump is a key late-stage rehab test because it loads the stretch-shortening cycle and reveals deficits that strength and hop distance tests often miss – especially post-ACL.

With phone-based 2D-to-3D movement analysis, we can quantify:
• Jump height
• Ground contact time
• Reactive Strength Index (RSI)
• Eccentric-to-concentric ratio
• Side-to-side asymmetry & landing mechanics

Asymmetries here often reflect inadequate plyometric exposure, even when traditional return-to-sport tests have been “passed.”

If you want to know whether you're ready for explosive sport demands, this test is a strong option.

01/20/2026

Birthing position can influence comfort and movement during labour.

Our physiotherapist, Katie, highlights two alternative positions that can be used during delivery.

Pelvic health labour prep sessions can help expecting parents understand positioning, breathing, and pelvic floor relaxation ahead of time – so nothing feels unfamiliar when the time comes.

We're hiring 👀Kinetic Labs is looking for thoughtful, motivated people to join our founding team at our second clinic (E...
01/12/2026

We're hiring 👀

Kinetic Labs is looking for thoughtful, motivated people to join our founding team at our second clinic (ETA: February).

We're hiring across:
➡️ Physiotherapy
➡️ Chiropractic
➡️ Registered Massage Therapy
➡️ Operations

If you care about high-quality, evidence-based treatment and want to work with a stellar team that is passionate about getting people back to what moves them, using the latest technology to support your practice, we'd love to hear from you.

DM us or send your CV to careers@kineticlabs.ca

12/23/2025

A little (s)elf-care before the year-end chaos. 🎄

12/10/2025

Research on patellofemoral joint loading across 35+ weight-bearing exercises provides a clear ranking of movements from lowest to highest load. Tier 1 represents the lowest joint loading and is often used in early rehabilitation or during higher symptom irritability.

Tier 1 Exercises:

1️⃣ Walking
2️⃣ Low step-up
3️⃣ Partial squat (to ~60°)
4️⃣ Low step-down
5️⃣ High step-up
6️⃣ Two-leg repeated lateral jumps (fast)
7️⃣ One-leg repeated forward hops (fast)
8️⃣ Two-leg repeated forward jumps (fast)

These movements form the foundation for gradual, controlled exposure to load before progressing to higher-demand tiers. Keep an eye out for the tier 2 and 3 exercises soon.

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Toronto, ON
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Tuesday 8am - 8pm
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