Gordon Bohlmann Bio
Gordon Bohlmann, Physiotherapist at Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic has started his career as a physiotherapist in 2000. During these years, he has worked in South Africa and Canada in private practice and hospital settings. Gordon Bohlmann has also worked at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa where he gained valuable experience working with National and International Athletes. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist Gordon Bohlmann spent 4 years training and working in the field of sports science and exercise physiology. During these years, Gordon Bohlmann gained a unique insight into the mechanics of many different sports, and how incorrect mechanics can lead to injury. Gordon is the current owner and director of Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic and Arbutus Physiotherapy and Wellness.
Gordon Bohlmann, Physiotherapist at Marpole Physiotherapy Clinic is currently a consulting member of the ISTOP (Institute for the Study and Treatment of Pain) education committee, and clinical instructor to the Intramuscular Stimulation education program in Vancouver. Gordon Bohlmann in his spare time, enjoys spending time outdoors surfing, snowshoeing and playing tennis. Gordon, his son Connor, daughter Brooklyn and wife Kerrilyn enjoy bike riding, going to the beach and traveling together.
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Emma is a 12-year-old figure skater who skates in the competitive stream 3-4 times a week. She has recently joined the Development Team at her skating club. After a few sessions with the Development Team involving weights and strength training, her mother has some concerns about the exercise classes the team is running, and decides to take Emma to speak with their paediatrician.
On examination, Emma is in the 90th percentile for height, with a slight frame weighing 68 lbs. The paediatrician reviews Emma's medical history and she has no injuries of note on record. She is currently taking 3mg of over-the-counter melatonin several times a week to help her fall asleep on school nights. She is otherwise healthy. The paediatrician recommends Emma and her mother consult with a qualified exercise specialist to review the safety of strength training for her age.
The exercise specialist is able to spend time with Emma and her mother reviewing the concepts of strength training, and addresses their concerns that Emma is too young to be lifting weights. Emma is shown how to maintain good posture when performing the core exercises, and a thorough review of stretching is provided by the exercise specialist.
Emma's mother could also consider consulting with a dietitian to ensure Emma has a well-balanced diet given her age and activity level, and a sleep specialist to assess her sleeping challenges. Yoga classes may help with relaxation to improve her sleep, as well as increase her flexibility. Finally, a consultation with a sports psychologist may benefit Emma as she prepares for the competitive season ahead.