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Jason Hallock, BMR PT

Jason is a University of Manitoba Graduate with more than 20 years of experience as a practicing physiotherapist. He is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and is licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba. Jason has continued to grow his clinical skill set to include post graduate training in exercise prescription, acupuncture and manual therapy. Jason successfully completed his training in spinal manipulation and is recognized by The Orthopedic Division of The Canadian Physiotherapy Association as an Advanced Manipulative Physiotherapist. His personal interests in sport, martial arts, physical conditioning and for strength athletics in particular have been an asset to his formal physiotherapy training. Jason also enjoys spending his free time perfecting his skills as a grill master with his smoker, as well as car restoration.

Physiotherapy

Fast Facts on Achilles Tendon Ruptures

The mechanism of injury usually involves a forceful “push off” from a fully dorsi-flexed ankle. Individuals often report hearing a loud “pop” and describe the feeling like they were kicked in the back of the lower leg or ankle. A…

Jason Hallock, BMR PT
July 13, 2021

Orthotics

Are Orthotics Right For You?

Do you have fallen arches? “Pes planus” is the medical term to describe fallen arches, or “flat feet”. We know that many painful foot and ankle conditions can be related to overpronation observed among individuals with flat feet. Overpronation and…

Jason Hallock, BMR PT
May 17, 2021

Health & Wellness

Building Stronger Bones

Osteoporosis is the gradual loss of calcium in the bones that over time weakens them and increases the risk of fractures. Although peak bone mass is typically achieved by age 30, building bone density during your adolescent and teen years…

Jason Hallock, BMR PT
April 22, 2021

Physiotherapy

Do You Have Knee Pain?

The majority of patients that complain of knee pain have what is known as Patellofemoral Syndrome (PFS). Some clinical studies report as high as 1 in 4 patients with knee pain present with PFS. The most common reasons for PFS…