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Welcome to Physio Theory

New Location: Suite 108 5108 North Fraser Way Burnaby BC

Parking • Three reserved stalls marked Unit 108 directly in front of the office • Additional visitor parking available around the building including visitor stalls

Arrival Instructions • Please arrive at your scheduled appointment time • If you arrive early, you may wait in the seating area outside the office • You can scan the QR code outside the office to check in and notify your therapist that you have arrived

Now offering HYROX Performance Assessments at Physio Theory.

LIMITED TIME LAUNCH PRICING

These performance based physiotherapy assessments combine: • Force plate testing • Running analysis • Movement assessment • Strength and balance testing • HYROX specific performance evaluation

Designed to help objectively identify: • Movement inefficiencies • Injury risk factors • Running limitations • Strength and balance asymmetries • Areas limiting performance and recovery

Appropriate for both beginner and experienced HYROX athletes, including individuals currently training through injuries and looking for guidance on modifying training safely while continuing to perform.

Book under: HYROX Performance Assessment

Where Theory Drives Rehabilitation and Performance

Brian Do Hyun Kim

Meet Brian – Your Physiotherapist & Movement Specialist

Brian is a Registered Physiotherapist with a strong foundation in evidence-based rehabilitation, using quantitative, objective data to drive better patient outcomes. He completed his Master’s in Physiotherapy at the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Human Kinetics at UBC. Before becoming a full-time physiotherapist, he worked as a kinesiologist and personal trainer, shaping his movement-based rehabilitation philosophy that empowers clients to take an active role in their recovery.

Specialties & Expertise:

✔ Golf Rehabilitation & Performance (TPI Certified) – Analyzing swing mechanics, mobility, and ground reaction forces using force plates to optimize movement and prevent injury. 🏌️‍♂️

✔ Vestibular & Concussion Rehabilitation – Using state-of-the-art vestibular goggles and force plate analysis to assess and treat dizziness, balance disorders, and post-concussion symptoms. 🌀

✔ Musculoskeletal & Orthopaedic Therapy – Managing acute injuries, chronic pain, and post-surgical recovery with advanced manual therapy, dry needling, and acupuncture. 💪

✔ GLA:D Canada Program – Evidence-based osteoarthritis care to reduce pain, improve mobility, and delay or prevent surgery. 🦵

Brian has completed extensive advanced training in vestibular therapy and has attended multiple international vestibular conventions, staying at the forefront of research and innovation. His scientific approach to rehabilitation ensures that treatment is guided by measurable, objective progress tracking.

A Passion for Learning & Teaching

Has been a clinical mentor and a small group facilitator at the University of Toronto, Brian enjoys sharing his knowledge with the next generation of physiotherapists. His dedication to lifelong learning has led him to explore pursuing a PhD in post-concussion management, furthering advancements in rehabilitation science.

Beyond the Clinic

A lifelong athlete, Brian has been involved in golf, basketball, soccer, football, and Olympic lifting. When he’s not helping clients, you’ll find him hiking trails with his dog, TJ, embracing the active lifestyle he promotes.

At Physio Theory, Brian is committed to delivering precise, science-driven, and results-focused care—helping every client move better, recover smarter, and perform stronger.

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Physio Theory (NEW LOCATION!!) - Burnaby
Located at: 5108 N Fraser Wy, Unit 108, Burnaby
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